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Hi All. This is my first post for quite a while, I haven't been on in ages. Life's been getting in the way and all that. Anyway, I've decided to downsize a little and get rid of most of my LF Cochins. Most of them are Roos but I do have a couple of hens to go with the boys. I've posted pics...

Okay great! That sounds exactly how my chick is behaving. I had wondered if it was a circulatory issue. The foot that she still has issues with was actually blue when I found her (and she has yellow legs). The color did return to normal after a few hours and a several therapy sessions. She's...

When I checked on her this morning she seemed to be trying on her own and was kinda flopping about. I let her keep trying and this afternoon she is walking a bit but favoring one leg. She seems to be regaining the ability to move her claws. One leg is almost normal and the other is nowhere...

Wow, everyone has new babies or chicks hatching and all the pics are so cute! I moved my Buckeyes and Ameraucanas to the grow out pen last week and have eight still in the brooder...4 LF partridge Cochins, 2 cuckoo Marans, 1 sizzle, and 1 silkie. I'm ready for them to go out so I can add more...

. Yeah, chicken math is crazy! Congrats on your hatch...new babies are so much fun. It always makes sense if you have chicks in the brooder to add a few more while you're at it. I currently have 3 extras in my brooder that DH has not noticed at all. :D . You're very welcome. Hope it helped.

. I used it a couple of times over the winter when I noticed a couple of my birds sneezing and the sneezing stopped. I also used it a few months ago when I noticed what looked like fowl pox on two of my roosters. It was right after the arctic freeze thing and I wasn't sure if it was pox or...

. Awesome! So glad to hear the silkies are doing well. Hopefully at least half of the Cochins will be good when you check them. If not, we'll try again when the girls start laying again. Like I said, three of mine are broody and I have two that are simply in strike and have been for almost...

Too cute and I love the names! How are the eggs I gave you? I had to use some of the eggs from those pens last weekend and the Silkie BBS eggs were 100% fertile out of six eggs. The Cochins were only 50%. I thought about you when I was checking them and wondered how the hatch was going. I...

. Oohhh yeah. And that's not far at all.

Thanks!

Sorry to hear about your chick but glad to hear everyone else is okay. We had one fatality here...the top of one of my chicken runs lol. Went to do chicken chores this morning and found a huge limb had fallen through the top of one of seven runs attached to my breeding house. Luckily the...

We lost power here too. Several trees down all around the property. DH found the first one this morning as he left for work...across the driveway! One fell and only missed our farm truck by about 2 feet. And it's weird...the tops are gone out of several trees but not in a line like I've seen...

Hey and welcome! My family is from Hiltonia and I have 2 sisters in Sylvania. I'm in Tyrone, Ga.

Welcome Crevecoeurdude!

If she's selling, I'd love to have a couple and I can help with the whole railroad transport thing.

The feed store in Fairburn has chicks...Cuckoo Maran pullets, straight run Yokahamas, RIR, and Barred Rocks. They also have a bunch of ducks. Not sure what kind they were and the guy who knows what's going on was busy so I didn't get to ask. They were black with yellow markings. Not sure if...

That really is a very pretty chicken.

You and me both! I'll have to start that search over again. Building a new incubator first though. Not putting anything else in my current chicken killer. . Yeah, the silkie thing totally has me ticked off. Wonderful on the Marans and I can wait...I'm not in any huge hurry. I just...

Fun, fun, fun! Hey, Are you going to be selling any of the Isbars or Marans? Trying to add a couple of colors to my egg basket. Yep...and cuckoo silkies. Ended up with one out of 26. Ugh!

Well crap. That's better than I did here though, 0 of 14. They all had bad air cells and only 3 reattached. And more than half were infertile.