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  1. northwoods78

    Cockerel or Pullet

    Hen. Roos for Barred Rocks will have a break in the pattern at the neck to whereas hens will have a continued flow or pattern that follows through.
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    Snakes of Northern Wisconsin

    My husband and I are new chicken owners here in northern Wisconsin and were wondering what types of snakes to keep an eye out for that would pose a threat to stealing our eggs. So far, we have only seen garters, ringnecks and brown. Thank you!!
  3. northwoods78

    The Mysterious Smokey Pearls

    I have no clue. We bought them from Tractor Supply 🤷🏼‍♀️ We have tried googling them and there is hardly any info on them.
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    The Mysterious Smokey Pearls

    As most of us know, there just isn't a whole lot of information on Smokey Pearls except that some are docile and sweet. We are really enjoying them 😊 For those who have or had Smokey Pearls, I am looking for information on about when they typically start laying eggs for you. Are they early egg...
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    Has anyone heard of a smokey pearl chicken?

    So adorable 🥰 I am learning that we have 1 Australorp rooster in our first batch and in our second batch we have 3. The hen's tail feathers come in first while the roos still have fuzzy rumps 😊
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    Has anyone heard of a smokey pearl chicken?

    We have three from TSC along with Isa Browns and Australorps 😊
  7. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you 😊
  8. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you for the welcome 😊 northern Wisconsin here 😊
  9. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you! I will do that and Hi neighbor ☺️ northern Wisconsin here
  10. northwoods78

    Probably Asked Many Times: Rooster or Hen?

    Thank you!
  11. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you so much for taking the time to reply and for your input. We will definitely be anticipating the results :)
  12. northwoods78

    Probably Asked Many Times: Rooster or Hen?

    I apologize for the question that has been asked thousands of times, but I am still learning to navigate this forum. We have 10 chicks all around the same age of 3 1/2-4 1/2 weeks old and one has no tail feathers. Is it too soon to know whether or not it may be a roo or pullet?
  13. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    This one is the only one out of 10 that doesn't have its tail feathers. We will wait and see
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    First time chick owner

  15. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you the kind welcome 😊
  16. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    And thank you for the kind welcome 😊
  17. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    We have a few that are a little over 4 weeks and a few a little over 3 weeks. Thanks to this group, I was able to figure out why one of our Australorps has no tail feathwrs and all the others have theirs. 😊 It's a boy🎉🥳 🤣
  18. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    Thank you for your kind "welcome" 😊
  19. northwoods78

    First time chick owner

    My husband grew up having chickens. When we lived with my in-laws to help with their care, my mother-in-law bought chickens for our kids. This is the first time my husband and I have owned chickens for ourselves and it has been fun learning together, but we still have questions. I am looking...
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