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    If and When to Reintroduce (recovered) Sick Hen to Flock

    Correct, upper respiratory infection. I agree, I will no longer be purchasing new hens from them. I understand I am only treating symptoms with the meds. Just a shame this is happening and they are in this condition.
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    If and When to Reintroduce (recovered) Sick Hen to Flock

    Hi all, My original post questioned why my 6 hens (red sexlinks) have not layed. 2 ended up dying on me and I am pretty sure it was due to complications from URI. I contacted seller and he replaced all hens for new hens. After a few days, I did get 1-3 eggs per day, which is great. These new...
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    Unfortunately I am unable to safely let them free range as of yet. My property backs up to state wildlife game lands, many many acres. Way too many predators and I would not be comfortable having them free range. I might have to look into a temporary fenced off area, outside of their run, while...
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    Got 5 hens (red sexlink) a week ago and none have laid. When do you give up expecting eggs?

    That is great! There is hope!
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    Got 5 hens (red sexlink) a week ago and none have laid. When do you give up expecting eggs?

    I am in a similar situation. Bought 5 red adult hens from PA exactly 3 weeks ago. No eggs. They eat and drink like pros (layer feed, fruits/veggies, oyster shells, mealworms, etc.), have plenty of room to walk around and roost, protected from elements. I knew it could could take a few weeks, but...
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    Tomorrow is week 3 and I am getting somewhat concerned. I cannot seem to figure this out. I reached out to the previous owner and he has not had a problem with his hens laying eggs. Could they really take this long to adjust5” their new home? Can a hen be sick if she doesn’t produce her eggs as...
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    No pin feathers
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    I will check their feathers. Very helpful pictures, thank you.
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    I am in Northern New Jersey.
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    I could be wrong with regards to molting. The feathers are starting to show up around the yard.
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    Update: Unfortunately, still no eggs yet. Been a little over 2 weeks since we had them. Noticed today they are molting. Also, I have been keeping their inside run (which they go in during the evening) closed to protect them from predators. I believe there isn't enough ventilation and airflow...
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    Yes I have. Did not see any signs of mites or lice. They all act healthy, eating plenty of my food lol.
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    Fingers crossed
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    Thank you. Yes I hope so too. I understand it can take some time to adjust.
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    Thank you very much! The seller informed me they are approx 1 year old. They may be older, but I am sure they are not younger. He bought them as adults from the breeder.
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    Hey y'all. This is my first post, and second time having egg laying hens. We love getting eggs and having a sustainable resource. Our first group of hens, we have had for just about 2 years. Unfortunately predators got to them. Fast forward 2 more years to present day. We purchased 4 new...
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