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Got another question for you guys and gals. If you remember I had a hen with 2 messed up legs ( I think they were broke ) anyway she is walking again after 2 mths, but her comb and waddles are still lt pink. She has been wormed, she eats like a horse but weighs nothing, but her poo is normal and she is active. Any Ideals?
Not bein able to get aroun plays a big toll on then. I ha girl with the same issue though I don't think her legs were broke. She would eat a loot but lost a lot of weight. Give her a month of so and see how she is gaining. Feed things like BOSS, corn, oatmeal, maybe even some bread
 
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just a few more won't hurt....lol your already feeding the ones you got....what's a few more to add to the color and beauty in your yard......come on you can do it.. just say yes to more chickens !!!!!!
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Here is side profile pics of Rocky and some pics of my Marans chicks. One of them had an accident yesterday and hung itself overnight
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I removed the wire gate it got it's head stuck in.
I am also worried we are going to lose another one. I have been treating for coccidia for 3 days now. Something is not right with the way his eyes look. Any ideas?


Anyone know what this chick is? It came from a black copper Marans hatching egg. I am guessing a BR and Marans mix.

That pic rocky looks like a pullet sooooo I change my guess to 1 and 1
 
Quote: MG is the worst possible answerI can think of if it is not an injury of some sort or a genetic disorder from the breeding of brother and sister together. Sometimes brother and sister breeding can produce deformed chicks. Maybe the eyes were always a bit off and you just noticed it as the chick got larger.
 
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Just took these pics of my Sunflowers. I can't believe they got this huge!!! The flowers themselves are larger than a dinner plate!!!
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Just took these pics of my Sunflowers. I can't believe they got this huge!!! The flowers themselves are larger than a dinner plate!!!



are these hard to grow? They look like a wonderful shade protection for a run's fence.

Brad ~ I'm looking forward to seeing chicks. And now we have mud here. You missed seeing it by about 2 hours or less.
 
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