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Finally got our first eggs today. One was on the roost, the other one a few hours later right outside the coop.
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I told my oldest that his job today was to follow the chickens to see if they are laying anywhere, he found both of the eggs.
 
LittleMissPurdy said:
only if you house them for me...:plbb .... I am nor, wait...DH is not ready for ducks..hahaha
let me get through the rabbit and bees..then we will see about the ducks....if i can make it past the first two.:th
have you ever seen what they call a "grandma pony"?....so flippin cute!!! would love to get Bug one of those....omgosh..now that would be fun!!:weee
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Goats! You need goats! She can ride them!

-Kayla said:
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Finally got our first eggs today. One was on the roost, the other one a few hours later right outside the coop.
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I told my oldest that his job today was to follow the chickens to see if they are laying anywhere, he found both of the eggs.
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As my crew was out for exercise one of my girls, who have just started laying, dropped 2 soft-shelled eggs one right after the other. She then stood in the same spot looking a bit dazed for a few minutes. My hubby and I eventually got her to walk back to the run with everyone else, but she just looked forlorn. I had already collected 3 eggs, one of which I assumed had been from her. Is this something that happens when their systems are just aligning? Should I be concerned? I haven't checked on her yet this morning, but will momentarily. Thanks!
 
Any suggestions on how to clean wounds on a chicken? My rooster I'm trying to rehome is definitely going some where tonight or tomorrow. He will not leave the other rooster alone. They are fine for a couple of days and then he's right back at him. The poor rooster that's being picked on (Johnny) has a very sore, mostly featherless, bleeding nub. Previously I have put gobs of vaseline on his nub to just help protect it. Today I went out and rooster apparently did some damage over night and Johnny's nub is bleeding and missing more feathers. I have separated them at this point. Just an FYI rooster is a silver laced Wyandotte and Johnny is a light brahma.
 
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