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    Broody or Bust: Can You Handle a Sitting Hen?

    Thanks for the advice, but our coop is quite small and we let our chickens free range,
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    Layer feed for my pullets

    Ah- thanks for the help~
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    Layer feed for my pullets

    Hello I have 3 chicks, one is seven weeks older then the other two, the oldest one will be 14 weeks soon and the chicks will be 7 weeks I need to transition the oldest one to layer feed soon but the babies still need to their chick food, so should I mix the food together, if so will the chicks...
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    Broody or Bust: Can You Handle a Sitting Hen?

    How would I break a buff orpingtons broodiness if I only have 2 chickens, I don’t want to separate her or the other chicken might be lonely
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    4 week old lavender Orpington

    The female can have a red/pink comb before laying, (i know this because my pullet has this) theirs isn’t necessarily bright red, kinda pink but might still be a pullet
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    Need help sexing an 8-week-old buff orpington(?) chick

    That’s AWESOME congrats!
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    Orpington gender

    Good luck
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    4 week old lavender Orpington

    If that’s the case you should be fine, but if they show rooster like behavior, for example; being the top of the pecking order and acting kinda mean
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    Orpington gender

    I’d just say keep a look out for combs
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    Need help sexing an 8-week-old buff orpington(?) chick

    Well ours turned out to be a rooster lol, or so we think since he showed cockerel personality
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    Need help sexing an 8-week-old buff orpington(?) chick

    I doubt it’s a cockerel my BO’s comb was developing at 3-4 weeks already, she’s probably just a bit more advanced in her comb growth, as long as her comb doesn’t develop too much she’s probably a girl
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    Orpington gender

    How quickly?
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    Orpington gender

    I’ve only had 4 chicks but for me I’ve have 100% accuracy with this, also this isn’t feather sexing it’s that female chicks develop faster then males, also when hatching usually its 40-60% 50-50% 70-30% never 80%+ for pullets, but good luck by the way another good way to tell is females are...
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    Chicks in the hot weather

    Ooooo
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    Chicks in the hot weather

    Wow thanks for the advice I will for SURE try this on my chicks
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    Orpington gender

    Hi, i have a couple buff Orpington’s in my experience as long as they have wings feathers before a couple days their probably girls, all though my buff Orpington rooster had short wing feathers, when he got his
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    8 week old chicks- help with breed and sex please

    Honestly I think all are pullets except for 1, sorry im a tad bit late lol
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    Introducing my chicks to my hen

    Fed them some treats together and now they all couldn’t care less, all though my evil hen’s pecking order place does sometimes make her peck at them, they are fine now, and I’m evicting them :lol:! Thanks again for the advice it really helped
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    4 week old lavender Orpington

    Since she’s only four weeks i think cockerel, but if you put your finger and wiggle it near her face it she follows it then she might be a rooster, and if she just acts like a rooster
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    4 week old lavender Orpington

    Oh sorry
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