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    Americana--Hen or Rooster

    Thanks all, so far no crowing....fingers crossed she stays a hen! jo
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    Americana--Hen or Rooster

    Hello BYCers, We've a 12 week old Americana...thinking it might be a rooster just by looking at it...no crowing (yet). Thoughts? Thanks, Jo
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    Buff Orpington--Hen or Rooster 10 weeks

    Thanks all, as we thought too (esp. when he crowed this a.m. at 6:00). Appreciate the feedback.
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    Buff Orpington--Hen or Rooster 10 weeks

    Hello BYCERS, we have three buff orptington chickens, all 10 weeks old. Two of them have little comb and waddle showing, but this one (see pic) has a very big (by comparison), red comb and waddle. Can you tell if it's a rooster? This morning for the first time we hear the beginning of a crow...
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    two week old chick-breathing heavy and chirping on exhale

    Hi There, Just checking back in, our chick made it--the heavy breathing and chirping stopped after about a week and she's fine. The changes we made were Apple Cider Vinegar in the water alternating with electrolites and nettle tea. We bought Cocid medicine just in case, but never used it...
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    two week old chick-breathing heavy and chirping on exhale

    Hello BYC, Posted this under "raising baby chicks" and a bycer suggested I post here. Any thoughts? I have five 2 week old chicks (1 Americana, 1 Rhode Island Red, 3 Buff Orpington) The are all growing well and active. However, the Americana seems to be breathing heavy with a chirp on each...
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    Two week old chick--breathing heaving, chirping with each breath

    Thanks, will do.
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    Two week old chick--breathing heaving, chirping with each breath

    Hello BYC, I have five 2 week old chicks (1 Americana, 1 Rhode Island Red, 3 Buff Orpington) The are all growing well and active. However, the Americana seems to be breathing heavy with a chirp on each exhale. She is active (eating, drinking, pooping) , but the breathing does not seem right...
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