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    NW Arkansas Black Australorp Cockerels

    BOTH of my black australorp teenagers are trying to crow, which just won't do as we live inside the city limits. So, I have two 12 week old roosters to give away. They were purchased as fertile eggs from a lady in Fayetteville, hatched by my broody buff orp and raised by hand in Rogers. They...
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    Good Bad & Ugly- I'm stressed

    Good news, 5 healthy chicks hatched- 3 New Hampshire Reds and 2 Australorps- by broody Buff Orp. Bad news, two others didn't survive: one apparently had not absorbed yolk, the other pipped and then died inside the dried out membrane over night (it has been horribly hot here). Ugly news, mama...
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    1/2 chicks out, 2 piping, hen off nest

    It has bee over 100 degrees today...have 3 chicks running around this morning, hen got off the nest to poo & stuff and now is sitting near, but not on the nest. Two of the remaining 5 eggs are open wiht about a 1/4 inch hole and peeipng, but a long way from being out. Should I put the eggs...
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    Broody + purchased fertile eggs

    I know this topic has been discussed previously (a lot, really. Sorry.), but my buff orp has settled in a nest (again) and we've found fertile eggs from a farm nearby. The nest she has claimed is about 3.5 feet above the hen house floor, so I know it is too high. I moved her to a separate...
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    pullet w/ poopy butt

    Howdy from NW Arkansas. My 11 month old buff orpington has developed a poopy butt that is pretty matted and has other chickens feathers stuck in it. (Yuck) I thought maybe she was just going through a bit of runny poo as the weeds are beginning to green up in their run. The other 5 girls are...
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