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    When do Wyandottes generally start laying?

    Try to gentry stroke her spine, maybe give her a little feather tossle, until she decides to shake your attention off. I’ve been told this stimulates their laying hormones. When they mate with their rooster this squatting pose is ‘the position’. I don’t have a rooster, so I haven’t witnessed...
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    Comment by 'Adrianep' in article 'What is A Lash Egg? All You Need To Know & More'

    So informative! Thank you! Love this site!
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    Tattered Tail as something more serious?

    Thank you!! I appreciate your advice
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    Tattered Tail as something more serious?

    BTW - she is a very reliable layer- no issues there.
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    Tattered Tail as something more serious?

    This is my 2.5 year old Leghorn aka "Minnie Pearl' Lately she's been not so well groomed, maybe a little skinnier than usual and her tail is very shredded as of the last two weeks. She seems spirited enough, and flighty as usual. She's eating and drinking fine. She is part of a mixed flock of...
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    Welcome @FigChicken17 !

    Welcome @FigChicken17 !
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    also different feeding techniques to save food? the arid high desert was pretty forgiving

    also different feeding techniques to save food? the arid high desert was pretty forgiving
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    Hi! I've recently moved to the Appalachians from a high alpine desert of CO!

    Hi! I've recently moved to the Appalachians from a high alpine desert of CO!
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    Comment by 'Adrianep' in article 'What Happens When Chickens Molt?'

    So informative! Thank you! I think my girls are starting their first molt at a little over a year old. My orpington has bald spots on her head next to her comb- is that a sign too?
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    Thanks for your response. I think I have found remnants- mixed in with the bedding shavings beneath her perch. Right now she is the only one who is inside at night ( I have a semi closed in nesting box with perches and then an outside fort knox coop where the rest of the flock as been perched in...
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    I know you originally suggested a week for this protocol. She's been on this regime for a week and a half with no change. Do you think I should continue unitl I do see a change?
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    HELP: How do I create friendly chickens??

    Hi Korpse- Some breeds are more naturally flighty, but I sat with them for stretches everyday- sometimes twice a day and I know they recognize and anticipate it now, when I can. A few jump on my back when I'm leaning down, a couple let me pick them up gently from underneath. I'm careful not to...
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    How to Keep Chickens Cool in Upcoming Heat Wave?

    Those cheap dark blue plastic freezable squares people put into coolers? You can probably get them at Fred Meyer's in the "campIng"/ hardware section. They work very efficiently for a smaller freezer. I have several on rotation in my freezer to accomodate cool water to drink for my girls as...
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    Thank you- doing what I can right now with the fish mox on order- thanks for your insight>
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    Hi LaFleche I've had her from a chick stage and yes she was laying just fine med dark brown, well formed eggs at first, but gradually over the last 5 months - they became wonky shaped and lighter brown ( I posted about that awhile back with a picture) but was assured that it was not too...
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    Thank you @DobieLover - I had another question- what is FishMox?
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    Odd foot growth- breed or deformity? (cause of egg deformation?)

    Hi there- thanks for your insights in advance- I was told she is a Cuckoo Maran- but she doesn't resemble my other one in one particularly aspect- in the foot area where hard nodules that resemble extra toes have been growing. ( as shown) She is a little over one year old and has not molted yet...
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    How do I stop my chicken from eating it's own eggs!!

    Thank you!
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    How do I stop my chicken from eating it's own eggs!!

    great suggestion- I've jumped to conclusions before. Thanks for the methodology
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    How do I stop my chicken from eating it's own eggs!!

    Thanks for your response. I have a bowl of oyster shell mixed with very tiny baked flecks of thier own shell mixed into it. Hmmmm. She does lay early sometimes- with softy shells - I think this may be very relevant. Thank you.
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