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  1. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    Excellent point! I have seen the others peck at her and she runs off, she seems to be the most laid back out of them. I'll keep an eye on her.
  2. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    All 4 of them are the same age (9 - 10 weeks old now) here are pics of their feathers coming in. Do they seem to be growing in properly?
  3. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    We have had them a little over a week. I had them in a separate area for a week before introducing them to the rest of the flock. Wondering if I should have given more time apart now. Their feathers are starting to come back in some now. They are currently on a 22% protein feed since being in my...
  4. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    Thank you so much!! I'll definitely take a close look tonight and see if I can find anything.
  5. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    Their feathers seem to be starting to grow back in a bit now. (Sorry not the best pic)
  6. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    Its no problem, I was thinking they were too young for that to be an issue just yet. I hope it's not mites as none of mine have anything like that and I've just introduced them all together a couple days ago. I'll check them out tonight and see if I can find anything on them.
  7. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    I'm not sure how many were at their old home, they are only 9 weeks old. Isn't that too young for mating? I have here a total of 17 pullets (8 to 15 weeks old) and 2 roos (8 weeks and 9 weeks old).
  8. Mitchell'sCoop

    Help!! 9 week old LF Cochins missing feathers.

    I recently added four 9 week old LF Cochins to my flock. After getting them home I noticed 3 of them are missing a ton of feathers on their rear ends. (One is a roo and the other two are pullets, only one of the four seem to have all their feathers). I'm very new to chickens but checked for any...
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