2020 Flock Life

Which came first: the chicken or the egg?

  • Chicken

    Votes: 90 54.2%
  • Egg

    Votes: 55 33.1%
  • Neither

    Votes: 21 12.7%

  • Total voters
    166
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Those types of problems can definitely be hard to deal with! It's always sad to lose a pet and to see others suffer! We lost our 14 year old lab and a year later our 12 year old cat, loved them both and miss them immensely along with all of the other beloved pets I've had and lost over the last 50+ years! It's never easy! :( I wish the best to you! :)
Thank you, I also remember every critter we had lost, but the 2 chickens hit a bit hard because it was unexpected. Thank you, and the same to you!
 
Thank you, I also remember every critter we had lost, but the 2 chickens hit a bit hard because it was unexpected. Thank you, and the same to you!

that reminds me of my hen Lydia that was taken by a fox. She was recovering from a vitamin deficiency, I was out trying to help her get better every day and it was just such a shock when the fox got her.
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she was a lovely hen. :)
 
that reminds me of my hen Lydia that was taken by a fox. She was recovering from a vitamin deficiency, I was out trying to help her get better every day and it was just such a shock when the fox got her.
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she was a lovely hen. :)
She is beautiful!! What pattern is that??
 
Seven months!! Wow!! How did you know it was finally healed?

the swelling went down and the scab disappeared.


She is beautiful!! What pattern is that??

buff columbian Brahma with partridge penciling. I’d like to breed some of mine to get that colour again. :)
 
buff columbian Brahma with partridge penciling. I’d like to breed some of mine to get that colour again. :)
That would be a worthwhile goal! I saw someone in the Netherlands having jubilee pattern Brahmas, they are perhaps the most striking pattern I have seen, like a giant Mille Fleur D'uccle.
 

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