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I’ve been checking her over and I can’t see any she has some dry skin but the enclosure she is in is well cleaned. The two that have passed this morning were in separated parts of the coop too

So I previously had this with two polish and was unsure. But this morning I lost one of my old hens and the same is happening to one of the newest editions please help. She is lathargic shutting her eyes and rocking backwards and forwards without a desire to eat or drink. It’s killing my entire...

That sounds like a plan ! Hard to warrant having two cockerals in a small flock for family eggs. Then if not I’ll have to find him a home

Sadly I have a beautiful buff Orpington cockeral who is very close to my heart already and as I only have now 6 girls not sure they can share

Just so confusing as it’s from a fairly well known farm in the north east just confused how they could have got it so messed up especially as I have used them many times before for silkies, barnevelder orpingtons etc

The middle is the pullet from the same stock. However in my opinion she doesn’t look like a columbian blacktail either she looks almost like a pure breed Rhode Island Red. On the left hand side for comparison is my buff Orpington pullet from my own stock. Very confused with what I have been sent.

No sorry was saying have had no crowing

This is my first time with sex links - I bought six Columbian blacktail (white Sussex x Rhode Island Red) eggs from a farm that I have used many times. I ended up having two pulleys out of that that I sexed at hatch. However they are now about 15 weeks old, and one is presenting in my mind how a...

Thank you everyone hopefully the original hunch of two pullers was right

They are nearly 5 weeks old now

This is my first time raising barnevelder chicks. They are from two genetic lines which also doesn’t help with sexing them against each other. I was sure they were both pullers from the speed they both were feathering up and the length of their wings at 10+ days. Wanted to see others opinions as...

Really didn’t think think it was an Appleyard

He/she is still in the very much squeaky phase, he’s a few weeks younger than the Pekins much I’m leaning towards boy

No they weren’t fertile sadly

I was given 4 eggs from a friend of a friend to stick in an incubator to see if anything popped out. Cut to 8 weeks later and we have a new addition to the coop but I can’t for the life of me find out what breed he/she is !! They are the brown one next to the Pekins. Can anybody help.

Can people please help me I’m so torn on this silver Wyandotte aged 6 weeks if it’s a cockeral or a pulley as well I have a hybrid from my own flock if anybody could help with that too.

That’s what I was thinking I wanted to just confirm with people before I find them other homes.

I have a silver laced Wyandotte and two polish gals as well as one hybrid with a Orpington father and white Sussex mother. They are all coming up 5 weeks with the polish closer to 7. I believe the hybrid and the silver laced Wyandottes are Roos though am desperate that they arn’t ! Can anybody...

She had to be assisted hatched in the end, developing slower than her sisters but is otherwise healthy

But I’ve got a chick due tommorow who when candled is still alive and moving and I’m not sure what to do