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    Is this a Marian?

    To determine if your chicken is a Marans, look for its specific characteristics, such as the dark, chocolate-brown eggs it lays, or a combination of traits like an iridescent black or copper-colored feathering, feathered legs and feet, and a medium to large body size. You can also check its size...
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    Fowl pox?

    Yes, sadly. In my experience with fowl pox it usually goes away on its own.
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    Is my rooster a Purebred Ameraucana? Once again

    I've had quite a few Ameraucanas in my time with chickens and he looks pure to me.
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    I'm new

    Sadly, I don't yet. Me and my family turned dog cages, hog traps, and our old playground into pens. lol. We are planning on setting up a nice pen; we have it all blueprinted and planned out, so praying that that will work out in time.
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    I'm new

    Hey, I'm new on backyard Chickens! I want to tell a little about myself. I have had chickens for 5 years, I also have turkeys, ducks, peacocks, and Guinea Fowl. I have around 250-300 chickens. I am hoping to eventually start up my own hatchery, any suggestions on the best way to start?
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    We did it....Eggs!!!!!

    They are celebrating! 🤣
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    We did it....Eggs!!!!!

    Usually chickens favor one of two boxes, so I am not surprised. lol Congrats on your eggs!
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    TSC chicks

    Those are definitely NOT 3 weeks old.
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    TSC chicks

    No, this is false. those are australorps. They aren't naturally sexed.
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    TSC chicks

    Chicks from Tractor Supply usually are any where from 2-8 or 9 days old. If they have feathers on their wings, they are probably about 5-6 days old. If not they are probably a little younger.
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    Feathered feet cleaning?

    Almost all cochins of any breed have feathered feet it is actually quite funny looking. lol 🤣
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    two chicken coops enough for 6 chickens?

    This chicken coop is meant to hold six. Your good.
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    They're not eating any of the feed I buy now

    There is nothing wrong with your birds. My chickens also refuse to eat those feeds. I switched to Nutrena Hi-Pro Scratch. They love it. Also try feeing them a 16% Protein Layer. They should eat that.
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    What is going on with these eggs?

    I had this problem for a little while, I would suggest feeding the two different breeds seperatly.
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    How early do you let your hens out to free range?

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    Extreme heat issues

    I live in Texas, and have a flock of around 200-250 chickens. Temperatures get anywhere from 90-110 °F in the summer 🥵. I just make sure they get out of there coop before it gets too terribly hot, and make sure they have A water source in the shade. If it get's hot enough, I will put a gallon or...
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    Is two roos one too many for 13 hens??

    If you are trying to mate them for meat, I would keep the larger one, and get rid of the smaller one. I have around 200-250 chickens and I just separate my males when I don't want them mating. (Also if the two roosters are together in a cage without females, they won't crow. Don't know if that...
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    Shell cracked but not membrane??

    If it has been more than 24 hours, you need to just get the chick out using a needle carefully or maybe tweezers, that keep it in the incubator until it is moving around on its own. You can then put it back with its mom.
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    i somehow acquired 2 runaways and i have questions. please help

    I also just joined, but I have had chickens for a couple years now. I have over a hundred and fifty chicken and not all of them want to go into the coop. I usually do my best to catch them, (if that doesn't work, I bribe them) and put them in the coop. I usually keep them in there for a couple...
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    One peacock or 2 peachicks?

    you should probably get a cock and two hens
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