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It's possible this is not genetic curled toes. It could be due t incorrect humidity in the incubator. Best, Karen

Quote: http://translate.google.com/?hl=en&tab=pT#fr/en/crele Click on the megaphone to hear the pronunciation. Best, Karen

Hi, An open invitation to bring pics of your Dorkings to the BYC Large Fowl SOP thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/732985/csu-chicken-state-university-large-fowl-sop/1200 We have just started studying the Dorking breed. The birds an be of any quality. Will be discussed by veteran...

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The nice thing about this set-up is that it can all be set on top the ground. No in-ground pilings needed. In our part of the county, that means no building permit needed since they are "temporary structures". I make fence panels to use as indicated above. Use 2x4 construction, 6 feet high...

The Austrolorp was the free "gift" from Murray McMurry when I ordered the dorkings. He will be culled, right now he is the top guy. I do plan to keep 2 of the roosters for breeding. ============================== Hi, I am pretty sure I read from a reliable source that the submissive roos...

Thanks so much for the helpful info, I really appreciate it! Best, Karen

Hi, I can't use ivermectin products here because I have collies. Any ideas what to use instead of it and in addition to the Sevin? Thanks, Karen in western PA, USA

Hi April, I ws thinking about those chicks the other lister had whch died last night. Was surfing the web for "hunched lethargic chicks died". I don't rightly remember where I came across it, or what the illness was, but I ran across one (or more?) problems which were transmited in the egg. It...

Did you check their crops to see if any issues there, perhaps? I have read while studying Sussex that Dorking chicks can be hard to rear, sigh. But how odd, all within 24 hrs. How sad and what frustration! karen

So sorry for your loss, especially in this rare breed. what were you feeding them? Best, Karen