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    Need more hens

    And you use that space under the poop board as your brooder? Great idea! Thank you for sharing.
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    Need more hens

    Can you post a pic of the brooder you use please?
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    Please advise ... I have a hen with tail feathers facing down

    Thank you for responding. The next day I went out into the coop and she seemed a little less lethargic and her tail was a bit perkier. By end of the day she was back to behaving like her normal self. All is well so far with her and the rest of the flock.
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    Please advise ... I have a hen with tail feathers facing down

    One of my hens is about 12 weeks old. Today she is not her normal clucky, friendly self. She is staying inside the coop and has her tail feathers down. She has a sad stare going on as well. I am new to raising chicks and have a very limited understanding. I thought though that they begin laying...
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    Is this a problem?

    Thank you. I think she is cute too!
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    Is this a problem?

    Thank you. I am hoping it is just new feathers coming in. She is 5 weeks old and I just noticed today the spots. The other 5 do not have anything like that.
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    Review by 'Bountiful Farmhouse' in article 'Reasons for Tossing Out Your Indoor Brooder and Start Raising Your Chicks Outdoors'

    Great information. Definitely something to think about the next time I get chicks.
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    Is this a problem?

    I think one of my chicks is being picked on. She is the smallest out of the group of 6 hens. I noticed today that she may be being pecked or losing feathers. I am new to this (this is my first time being a chick mommy), and just want to make sure that all is well. I have attached pictures to...
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    Bountiful Farmhouse - New to raising chicks

    I purchased pullets. I am just not sure about the yellow one. She was in the same group with the rhode island reds.
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    Bountiful Farmhouse - New to raising chicks

    That's brilliant! Thank you!
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    Bountiful Farmhouse - New to raising chicks

    Hello, My husband and I recently embarked on this new adventure to raising chickens for eggs. We brought our flock of 6 home on April 30, 2022. We purchased from a big box company - Cal Ranch and are not certain exactly what breeds we have. Breeds were on the outside of the containers of the...
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