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    Can a missshapened egg support life?

    What a great idea. I will surely follow along.
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    Can a missshapened egg support life?

    Torpedo egg. Our hen has always layed these eggs from day 1. I was curious if we decided to let her brood on these eggs, would this shape be able to support and hatch a healthy chick?
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in article 'Accessorizing Your Run- How to Make Your Run More Fun For Your Chickens'

    I like the way you did your Apple!
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in article 'Ten Reasons You Should Spend Ten Extra Minutes With Your Flock Every Day'

    Same!
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    What do you do with all those eggs?

    What’s the salt cure recipe? We’re all dying to know!
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    Is this normal??

    I would say fake eggs in the nest box.
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    What you do with those dead eggs from Incubator?

    Apply a Resurrection spell and put them under the full moon.
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in article 'How I integrated my chickens in 2 weeks'

    The “big” on the left is sooo cute!!
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in article 'Chickens & Euthanasia'

    Depriving a brain of oxygen doesn’t hurt. It’s an increased loss of consciousness. I would think the lights go out before the bird can feel any anxiety from loss of oxygen. Its just like a human passing out. Passing out is fine when you compare it to other deaths.
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in article 'Chickens & Euthanasia'

    I use very sharp hedge trimmers. I don’t pick up the bird or anything. Wherever it is, I just place the hedge trimmers around its neck.
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    What breed is my chic?

    Well, if it’s a Cockerel then I’ll just have to get more hens ;)
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in media '20171203_115733-1~2'

    Wow, love the purple feathers! So beautiful.
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in media '563A6F7D-4DD8-4B42-8E00-16389016CB10'

    @chickenreyna I’m new to all this chicken stuff so bear with me, lol. The man I got my rooster from said he was a sex link. My rooster Romeo is in my profile pic along with the mother, Crazy. Maybe he’s not a sexlink but a hybrid himself...? The hen is a sexlink. That’s also what I was told. I...
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in media '563A6F7D-4DD8-4B42-8E00-16389016CB10'

    @chickenreyna it’s a mix of many breeds. Her parents are both sexlink. Though she looks like a Deleware doesn’t she? I hope it’s a she! I’m 99.9% sure. What do you think?
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    In pecking order: Romeo, Beakers, Thelma, Crazy, Louise, Hennessy. All enjoying meal worms and fly larvae.
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    Comment by 'Helenahenbasket' in media 'Snapchat-1217961236'

    Congrats! That never ceases to be exciting!
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    First olive and blue Easter eggs from Thelma and Louise.
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    Hennessy 1 day old.
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    Original flock. Diablo the most aggressive rooster and a pic of the late, great: Honey barbecue.
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    Broody and #1 mother: Beakers, with little peep: Hennessy.
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