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Wow,I would never imagined they could last that long. Especially during those months with the heat.

I know how to check if egg is good or not,but I'm curious about how long does it take for an egg to go bad. I've got one hen that likes to hide hers, and boy she's good at it. I accidently find them and wonder how long they been there. I always do the float test on them and Thier good 99% of the...

I use it for mite control and sprinkle some in Thier feed from time to time,it's also good for worm prevention. I know some will debate this. Don't bother,I've been using it this way since I've had chickens and it works great.

Anybody else have any ideas? Please read first post on thread.

This is on the outside of the mouth not the inside. No part of it is cheese looking

No I didn't smell anything and I had her pretty close to my face when I was investigating

Should I dig around in it with something?

If he has a rooster it's probably him. They pull them out when mounting their backs.

What is this on the corner of her mouth? It had like dried puss in the middle of it. It's got more down in there. It's kind of deep. I tried to squeeze it thinking it was pimple like but it's hard like a rock. Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.

They all laid flat in the water. Thanks for the help.

Ok,thanks. I always collect twice a day but she hid these from me.

My speckled sussex lays an egg a day,I just found 9. Are they still good to eat? I live in georgia where it's been in the 90's.

She is a speckled sussex approximetly 10 months old.

Should I be able to feel the bone that runs down the center of their chest? It's kind of prodominant.

I'm in Columbus GA,100 miles south of Atlanta

I still have them.

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Can I feed these to my hens? I guess they are maggots,they are in a 5 gallon bucket that I had some leftover fermented feed in about 2 weeks ago.

Sorry Farmgal101 wife says I'm at my limit for chickens right now. I have 2 Wyandottes I'm trying to rehome as well. Hope you find a good home for them. Agian sorry.

Yeah as long as they seem healthy,active and still eating and drinking I wouldn't try to treat them for anything. You could start to remove one thing at a time from their enviroment until you notice they stop. Just to see what their sneezing about.