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Quite bizarre. Well, lucky chook! I know I'd be eyeing her family line with suspicion for generations to come though, lol. Best wishes.

Prolapsed with her first egg! Yikes. Unless her very first egg was a monster, I'd think that might have to be genetic. :/ Best wishes.

What Kathy said... I believe the OP is seeing this sibling size/type discrepancy in action in these chooks. The photos don't show any obvious problems. There isn't a drastic size difference, certainly I don't see the typical signs of stunting or thyroid/endocrine disorders. I notice all the...

Here's some info on one problem it could potentially be: Quote: Best wishes.

It's fairly normal to have runts among chooks as well. Normally they're culled. Sometimes it's due to harmless genetics, sometimes due to harmful ones. Could be genes affecting the legs, or the pituitary or thyroid; the causes are legion, seriously. Could be a scarred bowel preventing her...