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She is about 12weeks old and is at the very bottom of the pecking order, when i went out to feed them yesterday she was sitting right behind the door to the house in the grass and the others were walking right over her. i picked her up thinking she may have survived some sort of predator...

He is a 20 week old with a soft crow He has been raised by me since a chick. I am not comfortable shipping him so you would have to pick up in Melbourne, FL 32901

i'm still new and just got this one today. I have no clue what it could be, surely a mix. Also I can't tell if its a hen or roo, once i got it home and into its quartantine shelter its made only a few light sounding cackles, nothing like any roo i've heard before. When I picked it out I thought...

I bought 3chicks from TSC's bantam bin in march and 2 turned out to be roos. They are grown and one has been crowing for about a month, I was not looking forward to having to get rid of them, but now it seems as though i won't need to. When he crows it sounds like a dogs toy that lasts a bit...

So I began with the intent of only having 3 chickens for eggs, which was hard enough justifying and explaining to my friends and family, but after 1 year i began trying to hatch eggs and I am now up to 11 chickens and I've sold several to get more exotic breeds. However this time i justified the...

It is about two and a half months old but I know about chickens so I am lost please help... Is it a boy or girl? it has also turned to a darker tan color in the last 2-3 weeks. Thanks for your help.

I had a broody hen and finally decided to let her hatch some eggs after i gave up on getting her to quit, however she set on the new eggs for 5 days and then i noticed that the clutch was taken over by another hen. but my question is... what are the eggs under the hen supposed to look like? mine...

They are from TSC and were about 3 weeks old. now they are about 7 weeks. pic #1 was from the pullet bin. pic #2 was from the straight run bantam bin, this one has feathered feet. pic #3 was from the pullet bin. pic #4 was from the straight run bantam bin, also has feathered feet. Pic #5...