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How funny, my friend named one of my Ameracaunas GAGA. I'm not sure about most of them, but Shaniqua looks like a Roo to me.

I second the RSL... Excellent layers year round. RIR and SLW are also very productive. All three breeds are very friendly in my experience also.

Thank you all so much, I'm still pretty new to this.

I was given some Wazine-17 for worming my flock, but the lowest dosage is for "Each 100 birds", being 1oz. per 1gallon of water, I only need to worm my 4 outside hens... will putting an entire gallon of mixture in the coop harm my hens???? HELP!!!

Quote: x2 I would say New Hampshire Red also. Coloring is so similiar w/ Comets that it is an easy mistake.

I have 4 pullets(7 weeks) and 3 chicks(1 week), I am still giving the older ones medicated crumbles. They do eat a lot, so i invest in the larger bags, so i don't end up paying more by buying several 5# bags. hope this helps.

I live in Kingsport, TN and there are currently no city ordinances against having chickens inside our city limits. Not a huge city, but a city nonetheless. Good luck w/ your case(I hope you win)

most of the people i have talked to actually prefer the larger crumble type to the "mash". I have been using the crumbles and my 1 week old chicks are doing quite well on it. hope this helps.

Prayers coming to you from Tennessee. God Bless.

I live in East Tennesse, so we are pretty close. If I'm right Humidity is your main problem, right? I plan to install an exhaust fan to replace one of the vents in my girls' coop. That should pull enough air to increase airflow through their coop and thus keep them more comfortable. Hope this helps.

I'm sorry you have hateful neighbors. I have one of those myself... I literally had to get a statement from the City Attorney that stated that there was no ordinance against having hens before i started my flock. Good luck, I hope everything works out.

I'm so sorry, my Golden Comets don't make any noise at all. Stupid ordinances. I hope you find them a good home soon.

We have had ours on medicated feed just to give their immune systems time to toughen up. The older ones are about to be 8 weeks old, and we are going to take them off this week. If they haven't built up immunities by now they never will. I hope this helps. Good luck!

another wonderfully educational thread thanks to BYC... thanks everyone. I can't wait until my girls start laying... but that is months away

excellent job on the coop!

beautiful girls... i just started a small flock myself. We are having so much fun with them.

She is about a week old, she is so much more energetic today! I will keep checking on her.... Thanks

these are all beautiful coops, i keep learning new things from watching the different coop designs . keep it up everyone.

, I don't know how to help you, but i love learning new things so i will keep checking this post