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  1. Abbey Normal

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    NASA has reported no significant change in the global average temperatures since 1998. The earth is just not cooperating with the global warming "scientists". It is very hard to justify that the "science is settled" when the earth Just isn't warming.
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    3 months old. We got them as chicks the last week of March. She/He is a Barred Rock. Our other Barred Rock is smaller and doesn't have much of a comb on the top of her head and nothing under her beak. The same is true for our Rhode Island red and our 3 White Leghorns.
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    I took a picture if my chicken that I am fairly sure is not a hen but a rooster. If hens can grow a comb like that please let me know because I really want to keep him/her.
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    I thought my last reply was not allowed because I clicked on the Quote button instead of Reply and it included a link to a web site outside of BYC. I was told that I was not allowed to include links outside of BYC even though that link was part of the quote of your reply it filtered my comment...
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    TwoCrows. Thanks for that advice. I like the idea of the rooster collar but then I would end up with having more chickens than the city will allow. I wouldn't mind having more chickens and eventually we are going to sell our house a buy a place in the country where there are no ordinances...
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    Here is a concern as a newbie to chicken raising. We just put them outside yesterday because they had gotten big and it was warm enough. I must not have been paying attention to the weather forecast because today it is pouring rain. The chickens are dry in the coop but this has to be...
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    My wife wondered about using food coloring on the chickens. She was afraid that the other chickens might peck at those dots. I can tell the leghorns are high strung. They are the most aggressive of the group. They frequently raise up their feathers and face each other off.
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    New Member Intro From Utah

    Thanks
  9. Abbey Normal

    New Member Intro From Utah

    My wife and I bought our first chickens at the end of March 2016. We are brand new to raising chickens. We've never raised chickens before. Before we bought our chickens we checked with our city and found out that we can have up to 6 hens and our coop can not be larger than 120 sq ft. I...
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