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    Loose 4 week old chick

    I’d stand close by and listen. She will eventually start chirping, especially right as it’s starting to get dark.
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    Chicken leaks out of bum

    I am assuming since you are asking only about her that your other chickens are not having the same symptoms. Hot temperatures and drinking a lot of water can cause watery poop. I would give probiotics daily for a while and see if that helps clear it up - and electrolytes since it’s summer and...
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    Making the coop/run area pretty - show me what you’ve done

    These areas start out cute when they’re first built, but it doesn’t take long for all the poop, dirt, dust, rain, etc. to take effect and it starts to look not so pretty. Show me what you’ve done to make the OUTSIDE of your coop/run area pretty. Rocks, pavers, flowers, borders. etc. Anything!
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    Difficulty integrating two sets of chicks, one set has a cockerel - which is the issue

    Thank you for replying. So you’re saying it could be the RIR personality and not necessarily the cockerel? That’s possible too, I guess, although he is the one chasing the other chicks down and pecking excessively. I was hoping for some tips on how to curb his behavior. As a long time...
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    Difficulty integrating two sets of chicks, one set has a cockerel - which is the issue

    Set 1 (the black chicks) is almost twice the size of Set 2 (RIR).
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    Acclimating pullets to new coop

    IDK what her weather is like right now. I’m in SE Georgia. Impossible to do here. Too hot.
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    Difficulty integrating two sets of chicks, one set has a cockerel - which is the issue

    The pic on the left is a good accurate representation of the two sizes. Does it allow you to zoom in? If not, I can zoom and repost.
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    Difficulty integrating two sets of chicks, one set has a cockerel - which is the issue

    Going out now to get pics and will post shortly.
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    Acclimating pullets to new coop

    Is the run covered so they can’t get out? If so, I’d let them be in both, the coop and run. You will probably need to go out each evening for a few days and move them to the coop to teach them. Dont wait til it’s completely dark. At dusk, either lure them in with treats or physically move them...
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    Difficulty integrating two sets of chicks, one set has a cockerel - which is the issue

    Will try to make this as short as possible. I have two sets of chicks that I will be integrating into an existing flock of 16 hens, but first need to integrate the two sets of chicks together….and I am having issues I didn’t anticipate. The two sets of chicks are: Set 1 is four pullets -...
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    After Wry Neck…

    Yes, at least two weeks after showing significant improvement.
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    Raised Bed grazer planting ideas

    They probably won’t eat the fresh herbs. Mine completely avoid them whenever I put fresh in their nest boxes or toss in the pen.
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    After Wry Neck…

    Keep giving the vitamins at least 2 weeks after symptoms show improvement. I have used individual doses (from human pills) during the crisis, then use Poultry Cell during recovery.
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    Wyandotte coloring on pullet vs cockerel

    Bumping this up. anyone know?
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    Wyandotte coloring on pullet vs cockerel

    2 weeks ago. The one in the back has widespread gold coloring now. The one in the front has white streaks on the chest, and the streaks/lacing on the body are still sparse. Lighter than the gold color of the other chick, some gold streaks coming in. Their faces look the same. I’ll try to...
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    Wyandotte coloring on pullet vs cockerel

    Do Wyandottes color out different depending on gender? I have two GLW that are about 5-6 weeks old. Their size, leg thickness, rate of feathering, comb, etc. have been the same throughout, but their coloring is different. I have other wyandottes and do not remember this happening with them...
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    In need of names

    Our GLW hens are named Goldie and Kiwi.
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    sick 6 week old Ameraucana fluffed and inactive

    How does her crop feel? I would suspect crop issue or coccidia. If crop feels okay, give corid for coccidia. Needs to be done asap as they can decline quickly.
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