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  1. Jennykins75

    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    Calm handsome boy, beautiful feather patterning, calm, easily handled.
  2. Jennykins75

    Cincinnati -- Bantam Calico Cochin - Tommy 16 wks

    Tommy is personality plus, a lover, a protector with a fierce spirit, and aware at all times of all things. Handsome as all get out with a pretty face and a beautiful feather pattern of red, black, and white, he will make a nice addition to any bantam project pin.
  3. Jennykins75

    Cincinnati 2 Roosters Calico Cochin 16 weeks $25

    These darling boys, Tommy and Randy, have been hand raised with love and gentleness. Randy is more calm while Tommy is a bit more highly strung. Both are easily handled. They are beautifully marked with an overall Calico/Mille Fleur pattern and would make a nice addition to a small flock or...
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    Calico Cochin Roo, 8wks, Ohio -- For Sale

    Calico Rooster, 8 wks, southwestern Ohio -- he was supposed to be a she. I can't keep him in the city. He will make a nice 4-H project or backyard breeding bird.
  5. Jennykins75

    Why is my easter egger plucking my silkie?

    I had an Easter Egger do this. My Cochin's back was bare. I made a sort of fabric saddle (upside down and backward diaper). And I added ground egg shells to their diet. I honestly don't know which part of the equation solved the problem, but after about 6 weeks the behavior stopped. Good luck --...
  6. Jennykins75

    Returning Chicken Member

    Thank you. I've attached a photo of my previous coop. I won't be keeping a rooster -- where I am does prohibit those due to their penchant for crowing, but that is common. I have neighbors nearby who wouldn't be delighted. ♡
  7. Jennykins75

    What would be the benefits of building a larger run?

    A larger chicken run means you will be able to keep it cleaner, longer. You will be able to provide more enrichment props -- stacks of straw for climbing and day roosting, cabbage strung from the top for them to play with, various food sources like planters or worm beds. And with a larger run...
  8. Jennykins75

    Returning Chicken Member

    Hi. Thank you. I haven't yet got my chicks -- yesterday I picked out a coop. Last time we built it, but we are 15 years older, so we are content to let someone else enjoy the build. Last time I started with a mix: bantam Light Brahma, Barrier Rock, Ameraucana, bantam Cochin. In the end I fell...
  9. Jennykins75

    Returning Chicken Member

    Hi -- It is good to be back. I first joined in 2009 when I got my first flock of six. This was such a valuable resource for me in raising happy, healthy, protected hens. About 2015 my town drafted an ordinance to prohibit chickens and everything changed for me and my hens. I had to remove my...
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