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Ok. thank you so much for your help :)

ok, I figured as much. sorry I have one more question :barnie... I do believe the one hen has already started to go broody, she sat on the nest for most of the day yesterday.not sure if thats because shes gone broody or was trying to escape the commotion. If she has gone broody have a missed my...

Hes in an area right now that I feel isnt big enough for the 3 of them. until the snow melts here its the only option I have. If I put them in with him will the girls feel cornered or threatened and all start fighting?

:frow Hey everyone!! Soooo ... I raised my two hens with my 2 drakes, they are now a year old and maturing. My hens started laying eggs and "squatting" whenever I walked past them so I figured they were ready for a male. Yay!! So I brought a 2 year old Narragansett male home for them. Couple...

Hey guys. I have the opportunity to adopt a Jersey bull calf for cheap. I dont know too much about this breed, or cows in general, but have been wanting to add cows to our farm. With this opportunity arrising I dont want to miss out, but Im concerned I may be biting off too much. We have plenty...

No we never had the chance to find out what was causing it. It never got any worse but due to our living circumstances at that time we had to rehome our little guy. I hope your able to determine whats causing the spots on your flock.

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my rooster and two hens have these black spots. Is it deadly/contagious to them or to humans? Is it possible to prevent it from spreading? Please help. First time I've experienced this.

One of my 18week old RIR has had this problem since she was a chick. Ive googled it and most sites suggest it's wry neck. Other than the neck issue she's perfectly healthy and keeps up with the other ladies. Has anyone experienced this before?

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I believe my chickens are 18 week old Rhode Island reds. This little guy however is looking to be more like a rooster than a hen. In comparison to my other hens, she/he has the largest comb and brightest tail feathers. He/she is also more dominant and vocal. Any opinions or thoughts?