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    RIP Chickpea

    Thank you for asking! She is back to normal :) there were a few bumps in the road introducing her back to her flock, but everything got straightened out and her feathers are growing back in well! We haven't seen the predator again, and have kept a very close eye on the girls. Hopefully we have...
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    Is this a cockerel ? Olive egger (meal maker)

    Thank you for the picture, I would say you have a very handsome cockerel :)
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    Is this a cockerel ? Olive egger (meal maker)

    It looks like a boy to me, but it might be helpful to also have another picture of its saddle feathers and tail to see what they look like.
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    RIP Chickpea

    Thank you so much, that's a great idea! How do I change the name of a post? (I'm not on here much)
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    RIP Chickpea

    Thank you for all the advice! She's doing much better :)
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    Genders?

    Unfortunately, all three look like cockerels to me. I might be wrong depending on what their ages are, but they look like they have some cockerel coloration. Hope I'm wrong about the WTB :(
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    RIP Chickpea

    She has improved a lot, and we took her outside to meet with her flock and give her some fresh air, although our most dominant girl was tough on her. She also stumbled a few times while walking and was moving pretty slow. I'm assuming she's sore, so is there any way to make her more comfortable...
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    RIP Chickpea

    I'm so sorry about the ones you lost! I hope the one who was injured heals quickly. Hopefully the foxes will stay away from your girls!
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    RIP Chickpea

    Her stance is very similar to the second picture. I've looked over her and I can't find anything, just a patch of missing feathers. She's eaten some more food, had some water, and is moving around more. I think she may have also preened, or at least done something to the feathers on her...
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    RIP Chickpea

    I'll do that. We kept her inside this past night to keep an eye on her, and we got her to drink some water and eat some grapes, although we had to hand feed her and she isn't doing much aside from dozing. Do you have any advice on how to get her to eat on her own? Thanks
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    RIP Chickpea

    Somehow, I found her again, still alive! I was walking around and followed a trail of feathers to what I thought was where the fox had gone, but was actually where she was hiding! I don't think she has any injuries, no blood, but she was (and still is) shaken and not moving around. I brought her...
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    RIP Chickpea

    Thanks, I hope we keep a better eye out now. She was a really good chicken
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    RIP Chickpea

    Our first predator attack happened today. We live in a pretty rural area, and we've seen foxes and skunks and our neighbors have told us about bears in the area, but I guess we got lulled into a false sense of security with nothing bad happening to our semi free-range girls. But today they were...
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    My hens lay egg

    OMG I meant to say that they won't hatch instead of will! So sorry
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    My hens lay egg

    If you don't have a rooster, then none of your eggs will be fertilized. It sounds like you have a broody hen, which just means that she will try to hatch eggs by sitting on them, though they will actually hatch! But she may sit on eggs that aren't hers.
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    Dry Fowl Pox?

    I have had extra water and food stations up for several days and I think all our girls have been a bit less confrontational, and I have seen Chickpea (the hen in question) eating more! We also let them out every day, so we don't see them fight much. Thank you for your help!
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    Dry Fowl Pox?

    I think it is around 15 by 15 ft for five chickens. And yes, I will try adding more feeders and waterers, so thank you for that idea!
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    Dry Fowl Pox?

    Yes, all our other girls are laying. She normally eats after the others, and she does often get pecked at when she goes to eat with them. I don't have a picture of her poop right now, but I will try to get one. Her is her normal stance:
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    Dry Fowl Pox?

    It is not very clear in the photo, but she also has some white spots on her comb. All of our girls have started laying except for her, though she isn't dominant at all and has no sickle feathers. We have done our best to check for any abnormalities, though this is our first set of chickens, so...
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    Dry Fowl Pox?

    I have seen some photos like that. Do you have any idea what it could be then?
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