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    Strangest and Silliest Chicken Names?

    I decided to let my husband name one of the our newly hatched chicks. I won't do that again. He named her "Death-Ray."
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    free ranging two groups of birds???

    We have four coops of birds, totaling about 35 that free-range during the day together, and all return to their own coops at night. They are all different ages. I try to put them out in the coops in two's or three's so they have a buddy. I lose any roosters who are too spunky. It is fun to...
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    Your Chicken Pictures Needed For The BYC 2012 Calendar

    Flipper, my blue mottled d'Uccle baby.
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    What do you do with a roo you cant get rid of?

    All hatchaholics know the waiting game of hoping for more pullets than roos. But hatching is SO addicting! I guess it is worth the 50-50 risk, plus people are more likely to take baby chicks off your hands, and you get more skilled at guessing the sex at a younger age as time goes on.
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    Your Chicken Pictures Needed For The BYC 2012 Calendar

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    Your Chicken Pictures Needed For The BYC 2012 Calendar

    That is my d'Uccle Flipper with his two Polish buddies, Beethoven and Mozart (still not sure of gender).
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    Your Chicken Pictures Needed For The BYC 2012 Calendar

    I hope this worked!
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    I don't want my chickens anymore!

    Are you seriously depressed? (I mean more than just a little blue.) I know when my meds aren't working I don't care about ANY of my pets as much.
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    can someone think off any names for my chickens!!

    I try to think of something that reminds me of the breed, like: "China" -a porcelain d'Uccle "Summer -Welsummer "Olivia" -olive egger "Brussel Sprout" -Belgian d'Uccle "Frisbie" -frizzled cochin "Lady Hat" -Polish etc.
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    When to add grit to chick feed?

    The main reason I give my new chicks clean sand from the start is because it stops the pasty bums, and they love to play in it.
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    Constant pasty butt

    One thing that works for me is giving my new chicks a small container of fine, clean sand (I use reptile sand) to eat from the start. This has stopped the pasty bum problem, and they love it.
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    Cutest Chick/Chicken Contest!

    "Limpy" -- Button Quail chicks are the cutest!!
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    How to keep chicken poop from smelling so bad

    I sprinkle DE in and around my deep litter coop every week. It dries out the poop. No problems with a bad smell.
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    **Why do you LOVE you chickens?**

    Chickens Simply Make Me Happy! :d
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    Runt worries...

    This is Grizzabella, our red runt frazzle. She is a year old, and our sweet survivor. She snuggles under her best friend, a Hamburg hen to keep warm during the winter. She inspires us to never give up. We don't mind that she doesn't lay eggs. Grizzy always brings a smile.
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    Do red-blinking solar night eyes really work?

    Okay, racoon in our chimney! Any experience with this? He is in the unused one that drops to our basement (no fireplace at the bottom). He has found a hole into the basement ceiling.
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    Do red-blinking solar night eyes really work?

    These seem like an easy solution to my racoon problem if they do.
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    What is a Nankin chicken?

    I hatched six Nankin babies from eggs off of ebay. They are adorable, petite, golden birds. My hens have black feathers in their tails. They look just like the Nankin Club pics, so I believe they are pure-bred. Hard to find, but very sweet.
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    Laree's "I CAN'T STOP MYSELF FROM HATCHING!!!" Hatch-a-long

    Hi -- I am a hatchaholic. My husband's patience is wearing thin. I can't stop buying eggs!! Is there any help for me?? I do give most of the chicks away. I just love watching them hatch. Will I ever get tired of it??
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    What kind of Quail Should I specialize in??

    I hatch button quail and they are the most adorable babies. No one can believe how small they are. I had an orphan button I didn't want to raise alone, so I put him with two newly hatched brassyback chicks. The three are great friends now, the button snuggles and climbs all over the big...
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