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Hi. I saw that you mentioned treating scaly leg mites with Pour-On Ivomectin, My shipment of it came today and wonder if you would mind sharing how you go about it, dosage, etc.

Several months ago one of my FBCM hens, about 3 years old, developed Ascites. I extracted fluid a few times and then one day noticed that she had fly strike, so we ended her suffering that day. My remaining FBCM hen now has it and I am having a difficult time getting any fluid out. I have two...

So pretty!

What a wonderful run!

It would be about a six-hour round trip for me.

1kluckychik, thanks for your response. Chicks would be fine, but Skipperville is too far for me to drive, unfortunately. :-)

Wisher1000, I have two hens and a rooster from that hen. I am trying to think back -- I think you gave me one or two hens and I had a broody hen at the time maybe, put some eggs under her.

I am searching for Cream Legbar or Sussex pullets in the Tuscaloosa area. Anyone?

Does anyone know of a breeder? I am not interested in breeding, just getting some nice blue eggs from healthy hens.

This looks just like my Ethel.

Thanks.

I am trying to help a friend who has the tiniest hen I've ever seen -- weighs 8 oz. She has been losing weight, becoming listless, etc. and does not have mites or lice, has never been wormed. I've read that Valbazen is considered very safe, but I want to be very careful. Can someone give me...

This is the ultimate, something to aspire to! Like a Taj Mahal compound.

I think you could make it work for your plastic coop. You might need to make a little mini frame on the inside to support it, having the frame sides go to the floor of the coop for extra stability.

DHALLEN, love that coop. It looks great -- including the curtains and window box.

Very, very nice! I love what you've done.

That was so unnecessary! I wonder how he would feel if someone killed his child's puppy with a shovel. So much for due process, warrant, etc.

We do have ring necks here.

I am not sure what kind it was. It has been quite a while and I don't remember, but I would not have risked her eating it if it was a venomous type.

I thought I would give a little update -- mystery solved and lesson learned. A few days before I noticed the swelling on this hen, I was given a large bag of flock raiser crumbles. I put some in the feeder, so they had access to this and their layer pellets, as well as free-range time. It...