solo chicken

  1. noellegrace

    Introducing solo new chicken - terrible idea???

    Hello! We have a new hen, Miranda, who we love dearly. When she is healthy and done isolating we are hoping to introduce her to our current flock. She is in their run or our fenced in garden, so our current flock can see her but not get to her. She is the same age and size as our other hens. We...
  2. M

    Flock of 1 with Mareks- input requested

    She survived, was getting lots of attention was doing ok but is showing all the concerning signs of stress. I am trying to decide between putting her down, or taking in a rooster that is available, who is not vaccinated. I understand this is strongly advised against, as he will be infected by...
  3. Tintedwinged

    Advice needed: Solo Roo

    Hi everyone! Back in early December, I rescued a late bloomer chick from a farm that didn't want it, presumably an Olive Egger but a mix of sorts (see a video of its fam members at the farm attached). It was born later than its siblings so it was by itself and was picking at some of the quail...
  4. kbrown927

    Solo chicken

    My six girls were all chicks at the same time, 8 yrs ago. I lost one in the second year when she fell off a roost and broke her neck; and another a year later from what I’m told was prob a heart attack. The “core four” have been spoiled, happy fluff butts for the last five years. About a month...
  5. Andrea3000

    Rescue chicken

    My sister and brother in law have a farm and have 30 chickens. This spring, when they introduced the most recent batch into the established flock, one of the new teenagers got picked on. Her head was bloodied and bald and she was terrified. We separated her out, cleaned her wounds daily and...
  6. seattleattic

    One chicken left after 4 killed by raccoons

    It's been ages since I've posted a question on this website, but I am here with a question I never thought I'd need to ask. We've had chickens since 2012. We have a large backyard and the girls were able to happily free range. Then three years ago a neighbor started feeding raccoons two...
  7. Mischief

    Chicken Psychology 101: Solo Chickens?

    Finally, I'm posting my first topic! It's kind of a weird question, too, and I wasn't sure where to put it. I'm sorry if this is the wrong place! I'll delete it and move to the proper section if it is! Anyway, on to the meat of the matter- I know chickens are flock animals, and I've read...
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