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    Lethargic Hen

    I have six hens that I purchased about 6 weeks ago. All were doing fine but yesterday one of them was acting off. She is usually the leader of the pack but I found her in the coop by herself. She is very lethargic and only sits in one place. She will eat if food is placed in front of her. Same...
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    Hatcheries in San Antonio

    Does anyone have a recommendation for where to buy hatching chicken eggs near San Antonio Texas. Also looking for quail eggs. Thank you
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    Quail egg oddity

    Yes, cant figure it out. All of the inside of the egg is hard, white, and kind of chalky. It's a mystery.
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    Quail egg oddity

    I put some quail eggs in the incubator three days ago. Tonight I notice one has a small chip out of it and this is what it looks like. Completely solid white chalky substance, not even moist. The rest of the eggs look fine. Any ideas?
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    Sample license or permit for backyard chickens

    This is awesome, just what I was looking for. Thanks!
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    Clovis NM gets Backyard Chickens

    Thanks Aubery, I don't get on this site as much as I should. I thought maybe I recognized your name from joining the FB page I created last week "Clovis City Chickens" but I just looked and couldnt find it. I am going before the Clovis Animal Task Force next Thursday to hopefully get a vote to...
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    Sample license or permit for backyard chickens

    I live in Clovis New Mexico and will be going before our local city commision next week to argue for backyard chickens. I am hoping someone might have a sample of a permit/license used in another city because I believe the city may require one and I would like to have one prepared when I walk...
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    Clovis NM gets Backyard Chickens

    Thanks for the advice. I don't want to over complicate this but when I look at what I wrote, it just seemed like I was missing something. I agree my biggest hurdle will be the proximity to neighbors. My intent is to allow people to use their side yards which on a typical residential lot is about...
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    Clovis NM gets Backyard Chickens

    I have been pursuing changing an outdated 63 year old animal ordinance in Clovis New Mexico that restricts the keeping of chickens to 100 feet from the nearest lot line. A meeting was convened this evening with the Animal Task Force (ATF) and there is overwhelming support for the keeping of a...
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