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I don't mean to sound heartless. But you must shoulder much of the blame for this. She asked if she could bring the dog and you said yes (knowing she was not responsible). You also must act as a "rooster" and protect your flock. I assume you left them out of their pen, although I guess it...

I had 2 chickens killed the other night. I suspected a coon. I bought a trap and caught 2 in 2 days. Of course I had to shoot and bury 2 coons this weekend. I'll set the trap again tonight. Trap worked great...

Tough call. You can wait another day or help open the crack a little. I've done both. I've also had one die after the hole was about the size of a marble. I left it be thinking that if it got that far it could make it all the way. The next time I helped with the cracking and the chick came out fine.

Nope. Typically they will hatch day 21-day 24.

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The spray paint works very well. Just a dot will last for 3-4 months. I have a few Rhode Island Reds and you cannot tell them apart to save your life. My daughter now knows which is her favorite (Jewel is what she nemed it), it has a green spot on the tail.

I have 2 roosters. The Polish one is the dominant one. Although he is never teased, he gets very mean and will chase me, my wife and my 2 young daughters. I had to give him a good kick last night. Any truth to what I have read about removing the roo from the flock for a week or so and...

That's an idea I haven't thought of. Would they get pecked at (the bands or feet)? Would any certain color be better? I feel a little bad if I use rubber bands. I have used a little spray paint on a couple so I could tell them apart. No ill effects that I could see. Just a little green...

Do they stay on? Just curious because I think you have a great idea.

I have on smaller polish hen that has a large bald spot on her back. I'm debating on removing her from the rest and keeping her in a seperate cage (25"X38") for a couple weeks or covering her back in some way. Could I make an "apron"? Does anyone have simple plans or a template? I plan on...

I would think taking it away from the mother would be best for its survival.

He/she is still alive. Didn't grow as fast as the others it was hatched with. I have it with the next batch that hatched. It's still a little bigger than them, but I expect them to outgrow it soon. I though of just snapping its neck to end it, but my wife wants to keep it alive. It walks a...

4 hatched, another only managed to get its beak out before dieing. No biggy, I'm happy with 4 out of 8 on my first try. One of the chicks, which was the first to hatch, won't walk on his feet. He scoots on his knees. His feet seem to be in working condition. Do I just wait and see...

4 hatched, another only managed to get its beak out before dieing. No biggy, I'm happy with 4 out of 8 on my first try. One of the chicks, which was the first to hatch, won't walk on his feet. He scoots on his knees. His feet seem to be in working condition. Do I just wait and see...