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With all the mixed breeds the hatcheries are selling now-a-days there's bound to be something in the mix on occasion that doesn't make sense.

Looks like a barnyard mix, who knows. Definitely not a specific breed. Did you get him from a breeder?

Poor fella. I'm on your side though, cause I'm the husband and I'm also the chicken lover.

It sounds like Sarcoptic Mange: Sarcoptic mange is the name for the skin disease caused by infection with the Sarcoptes scabei mite. The mites are microscopic and can’t be seen by the naked eye. Female Sarcoptes mites burrow under the skin and leave a trail of eggs behind. This burrowing...

After breeding season, put half a dozen of your tamest bantams in with them and let the bantams show the Shetlands that you are indeed nice to be around.

PA is a nice place to live, especially the southeasterly area.

I can feel the excitement!

I'm guessing she's alive and well. They are highly adaptive fowl and can live close to anywhere. I agree with BullChick that she's probably enjoying herself with her wild buddies. I don't think you need to be worried about her.

Something like this could work or else you could dig a hole the size of the rubber tub and set it down into the dirt.

Good thing I'm as far away as I am.

I have dispatched one this year that acted just like you described it.

Supper on the farm.

Well, those are pretty eggs! Besides who wouldn't want more chickens. I have too many though.

Yep, no kidding. I do like hearing about the projects though.

Sorry,:hitBut it does look like there's more coming.

Thanks.:)

Same breed as before. Cubalaya, breeder quality.

Michigan. Approximately 570 miles.

There's part of a generation amongst us that doesn't take responsibility for their own actions. Sad situation for them to be in. Personally I simply couldn't push off my own conscience of not telling the the home owner if I broke something.

Same, I like the hens even better than the roosters.