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The entire reason for this thread is hens slinging feed…

But how many chickens can feed out of the Jetdog feeder? I’ve got 35 hens… I know I’ll need more than one, but how many?

I don’t know of a vet around here that will see poultry-unless I take her to the college... which never ends up good.

I have 9 ducks total. All are together. No one else has these symptoms. As I stated in my original post-she eats and drinks just fine. She swims as well. The other ducks have taken to bullying her this past week.

Sorry guys-I thought I had uploaded a video. Let me try again. https://share.icloud.com/photos/0R4VZfYBjseUnxB51SonRTmcw#Anderson

Poor girl, she does this constantly. When left alone, the only noise she makes is a squeak. Almost like a hiccup, but not as constant. When I pick her up and she panics, she quacks. She has lost weight and spends a lot of time laying down, facing a corner or the fence. She eats. She drinks. She...

Our gorgeous boy Vincent giving me the side eye, along with a few of his ladies by the pool.

We’ve got two 6 month old Saxony hens that we know are finally laying. And we also have Five four month old hens (2 Cayuga and 3 Saxony) and two 4 month old drakes. My question is- Is it possible that the younger ladies can/will start laying at 4 months old due to the influence (biological...

Hmmm. I’ve got a five month old Saxony female that I nursed back to life after coons invaded their enclosure and gutted all 11 of her friends. She’s blind in one eye, but that is all that is left of her wounds. She is nervous, rightfully so, but is successfully living with another Saxony female...

Perfect timing on this thread... we are in the exact same boat. I’ve got 2 five month old ducks and 7 five week olds. We re-introduced them yesterday (the babies were in one side of our broader and the two older ones were on the other side-so they heard, smelled, and saw each other for at...

My existing flock consists of two females. I’ve got two males out of the 7 ducklings that I’m introducing.

Our first time integrating ducks... Any tips? Anything to avoid? Warning signs?

Nope. As soon as new growth appears-they pick it down to the skin. We’ve treated them multiple times with no lasting success. We are desperately looking for new homes for them, which proves to be a dang near impossible mission given their appearance.

We have 4 leghorns-but they are all hens. We do have one with a rather large comb... but when I watched an egg come right out of her behind I squashed all doubts in regards to her gender!

We do not have a white rooster...

I am sure the baldies are Aussies completely and solely based on what I was told- however we have two Aussies in our home flock (that I’m 100% sure of) and they are jerky as well.

The Aussies are the baldies... and they pick on everyone.

Yep. With DE.