I am a 71 year old nursing instructor at the local college and just started my rural life about four years ago.
I’ve been raising my chickens for almost 2 years; I have one rooster and nine hens they are Sussex, Iowa blue, Orpington, and Plymouth Rock. I have one americauna hen, my Taffy
. I have nine hens, and one rooster that I acquired three months ago .he’s the Wyandotte he’s quite beautiful, but he’s young and a bit, you’ll excuse me horny. especially does not leave my poor americana alone since last night she’s got all the outward signs of the way she walks and moves and doesn’t interact as if she’s egg bound but I don’t feel anything right now I have her in a warm Epson salt bath and she is just sitting quietly. I have
her isolated and put some food and water within her reach. She did eat some this morning. I did witness that and she has had defecation, but as I say, I don’t feel an egg, she is a bit older, as I am not sure of what her age was when I got her two years ago. Could this new rooster activity just stressing her?
I’ve been raising my chickens for almost 2 years; I have one rooster and nine hens they are Sussex, Iowa blue, Orpington, and Plymouth Rock. I have one americauna hen, my Taffy
. I have nine hens, and one rooster that I acquired three months ago .he’s the Wyandotte he’s quite beautiful, but he’s young and a bit, you’ll excuse me horny. especially does not leave my poor americana alone since last night she’s got all the outward signs of the way she walks and moves and doesn’t interact as if she’s egg bound but I don’t feel anything right now I have her in a warm Epson salt bath and she is just sitting quietly. I have her isolated and put some food and water within her reach. She did eat some this morning. I did witness that and she has had defecation, but as I say, I don’t feel an egg, she is a bit older, as I am not sure of what her age was when I got her two years ago. Could this new rooster activity just stressing her?
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