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    Bloody egg yolk

    Hello friends! Does anyone know what could cause blood in the yolk? Very healthy chickens (10-ish months old and been laying for about 5 months). The yellow around the intact old with the blood is just another bursted yolk as I tried to separate out the bloody on from two other eggs. The egg...
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    Bella Vista Arkansas Laws

    Hello! : ) I'm not sure if you saw my question on the 6th but I'm wondering if you are still in Bella Vista and have chickens. I'm looking to move there and would like to take my babies along!! Woudl you mind sharing any updates? I sure hope all is well with your feathery ones! : )
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    Bella Vista Arkansas Laws

    HI! How is it going since? We were just looking at moving to Bella Vista and this is our only concern. If we couldn't take our babies (pet chickens and a turkey), we might just not do this...I'm not sure I'm ready to let go of my feather-y pets....PLUS, I also think this IS the time to have the...
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    Blue Slate Turkey Hen or Tom?

    No...I AM patient enough. No way I'll pull feathers or take blood from the bird. I love this baby whatever sex...just wanting to learn. Never had a turkey / seen one grow up in my life, so I don't know enough about this and the info out there is pretty ridiculous so I was trying to get wise...
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    Blue Slate Turkey Hen or Tom?

    Not me at all....I just it's a she...while other birds around her I think are HEs..
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    Blue Slate Turkey Hen or Tom?

    Thank you! That is what I was hoping for....somehow, I really think she's a girl. I can't explain it to you, I just do.
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    Blue Slate Turkey Hen or Tom?

    I have a 6-7-week-old Blue Slate and I'm in love with her.....HER, I say but I have no clue. I have no others to compare "her" development to so how do I get ANY clue as to "her" sex? I saw "her" 2 days ago ruffle "her" feathers for a couple of seconds and the tail feathers came up a bit too...
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    Duck beneficial to young flock?

    Yes, I did think of the wet mess she would make...thank you for the comment and input!!
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    Duck beneficial to young flock?

    Thank you! Appreciate your sharing that! : )
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    Duck beneficial to young flock?

    Wow....thank you! I would have never thought they'd do that...
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    Duck beneficial to young flock?

    Hi Everyone! I have 1-month old little chickens and few-day old baby chicks...and I'm told by some that adding a duck (duckling in this case) would be beneficial as they help take care of the flock. Is there any truth to this? And, if so, do you have any advice? Can the duckling / grown duck...
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    Best source for quality chicken coop in Central TX?

    Thank you for sharing! I do have a metal shed that is falling apart (came with the property)...we shall see what happens ; ) I only have a few weeks and I don't want to risk them not having a SUPERB home outside.
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    New here!

    Wow....so sorry! It's super hot here! Looking... Desperately needing to find a coop-builder!
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    Best source for quality chicken coop in Central TX?

    They're one week old today : ) Yes...I've considered that too...but I'm afraid I wouldn't have the capacity to do it on my own.
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    New here!

    Thank you so much! So happy to have found this community! : )
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    New here!

    Thank you so much!!! Happy to be here! : )
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    Best source for quality chicken coop in Central TX?

    I wish I had the capacity! I don't....that is why I'm asking. I have the chicks : )
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    New here!

    Fabulous! Thank you so much! : )
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    Best source for quality chicken coop in Central TX?

    Can anyone recommend a great source or sources for getting a quality chicken coop that doesn't cost thousands? Thanks, in advance! :):):)
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    New here!

    Hello....so happy to have found this site! I have 5 one-week young babies and am eager to learn and share ideas about chickens, and homesteading, in general : )
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