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I bought them as premium sexed pullets from TSC but they're making me suspicious. They were labeled as Americana (so EE I assume). They are 6 to 7 weeks old. I am specifically asking about the mostly white one and the red and blue one. Little bitty spur? bumps on the back of the white ones legs...

I may have too large of a gap in my door. What should my max gap space be?

Thanks for everyone's help, flushed it out! Baby Opossum, yikes!

If its a opossum, will it try to eat the chickens?

Not sure, It's not spiny tho, it's furry. 😱

What in the world is this furry thing sleeping in my coop?! Wasn't there yesterday and the chickens are all accounted for with no injuries. It seems to have come in the night or morning and it is happily sleeping while the chickens, myself, the kids and dog are making a ton of noise. Ferret...

We are using concrete pavers and buried bricks along the fence. Some panels to block the view in a few strategic areas. Luckily our neighbors correct the dog when she comes barking or digging!

My run was super muddy, so I covered it all with a few inches of wood chips. Got a whole load of the chips for free through craigslist. That fixed the mud problem, and the chickens love scratching through the mulch. Good luck with your run!

Pretty chickies! Love the roo!!

I wish mine would eat dandelions! Do yours eat the leaves and flowers or only the seed heads?

Marigolds! They are my chicks and chickens #1 favorite. They love to eat them and I get to enjoy the pretty flowers. They are super easy to grow and you can save the seeds from the dead flower heads to plant even more.

Dora the Eggsplorer!

6 to 7 weeks old and using my planter as their little nest throne!

Oh, how exciting! Maybe my big girl is actually a roo too! Keep us updated as they grow, please!!

No clue. You should start another thread and ask some more experienced members!

Ouch! So sorry to hear that, and thanks for the advice.

I apologize if I am posting this in the wrong place, BYC newbie here. I have a chick who is 4 to 5 weeks old. She is a sweetheart and very friendly. She is so friendly, that she regularly flies up onto my arms, shoulders, back, etc. when I visit her. She once flew up onto my 5 year olds head...

I apologize if I am posting this in the wrong place, BYC newbie here. I have a chick who is 4 to 5 weeks old. She is a sweetheart and very friendly. She is so friendly, that she regularly flies up onto my arms, shoulders, back, etc. when I visit her. She once flew up onto my 5 year olds head...

Post a pic? My biggest Sapphire Gem chick (1st pic) is approximately 4 to 5 weeks old, and her face is kinda bulky. But then the next biggest chick has a more soft, rounded look.

I saw the branch stick idea on someone's blog, but I have been reading so many I can't remember who to give credit to!