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    Molting in winter

    That's what I meant - oyster shell. Thank you for that correction
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    Molting in winter

    I'm wondering ~ if they're eating the feathers, perhaps they need more protein? I'm pretty new to chickens, so I will tag someone who should be able to help. However ~ calcium is very important, and should always be made available to layers. So it will be good to add that. They haven't stopped...
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    Molting in winter

    Could they be feathering their nests? Are the getting supplemental calcium?
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    Molting in winter

    Look at all the pin feathers! Poor Gertz. She really does look ratty
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    Molting in winter

    It's hard to get pictures of these girls! Hope these help. My 18 month old girls sleep in the small, attached, pre-fab coop - by choice. My 6 month-old girls sleep in the big, shed-coop, by choice. But they move freely between each coop and the attached run, throughout the day - laying eggs in...
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    Molting in winter

    I'll get some photos. Thank you :)
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    Molting in winter

    What I thought was feather pulling, I now believe to be a full molt. Is that possible in the cold of winter? It looks like a chicken exploded. A couple of them are looking rather ratty. They are 18 months old and have yet to have a full molt. We have had a very odd winter. Unusually warm, with a...
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