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    Double Laced Orpington

    It may work better. trouble is orps are "fluffy" and it seems to affect the pattern. i only keep solid colours now
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    Double Laced Orpington

    In my opinion you will probably be wasting your time. I have tried this and it looks a mess on Orps. stick to single lacing.
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    UK Members Please Say HI

    It can be really hard work like herding cats!! do you have a full grown hen, or able to borrow one. I tend to leave mine in with a big hen until they learn to roost. and they tend to follow a big hen about when they're out and about.
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    UK Members Please Say HI

    Hi there. Younger birds often try to stay out longer than is better for them. You should be getting them to go to bed naturally in the eve and waking them up with extra light rather than the other way round. Turning a light of at night leaves them in the dark on the floor and they should be...
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    UK Members Please Say HI

    nearly - Hi from Yorkshire / Lancashire border. Keep bantams mostly.
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    Hi from Yorkshire

    Hi from the Yorkshire, Lancashire border. About 16 hens of mixed rare breeds. This is a Seabright roo up to his usual naughtiness.
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