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[casportpony]

Back up to 47!

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[casportpony]

The list needs more love! I suggest starting the bottom and working your way up.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/pages/unanswered/

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

I suggest starting the bottom and working your way up.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/pages/unanswered/

VERY smart! That way the "newer ones" will hopefully be answered "organically", while we catch the bottom ones before they drop off the 60-day list.

 

[Quailquestions6498]

I got 27 people looking at my question but 0 replying. Thanks for making this

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

I got 27 people looking at my question but 0 replying. Thanks for making this

Pay-it-forward by answering some other people's questions... or if you don't feel comfortable doing so, visit our new-member section to welcome some peeps.

... then hopefully the community-forum-gods will smile brightly upon you and inspire others to reply to your thread(s)

 

[Quailquestions6498]

Pay-it-forward by answering some other people's questions... or if you don't feel comfortable doing so, visit our new-member section to welcome some peeps.

... then hopefully the community-forum-gods will smile brightly upon you and inspire others to reply to your thread(s)

Thank you for the reply! I have been replying to questions I know, and hope to reply to more! I seriously just started a hour ago with my BYC journey, and this is awesome!

 

[aart]

I got 27 people looking at my question but 0 replying. Thanks for making this

In my daily browse thru a few of the sub-forums I regularly answer threads with no replies but have upwards of 50 views, so pretty normal.

 

[free range possum]

One down a bunch to go.
Lots of duck questions, im duck dumb a quackologist is needed.

Hello, I rely heavily on my ducks for eggs and my muscovy and quail. We have racing pigeons to teach the dying sport and to hatch our quail eggs. . If it's quirky questions about those, feel free to rattle my cage. We are not really chicken people but we raise over 300 cornishx twice a tear to donate for poor kids to show and the rest (I do not like killing) go to be holiday dinners since we have a huge 1%well healed community that thinks the kids of drunks and doers don't deserve a food bank. We have our own sex link cross we experimented with by getting from Greenfire, a barbazeuix roo and alsteirer pullets, and got a special needs kid a show silkie that came back as the shows got cancelled...but muscovy, alesbury, dark khaki cambells, as well as American black ducks, wooded as well as the quail to feed my 2 raptors, have been our focus for many years. I did have emus and loved them so! But with a grandchild perpetually going to always be in winnie's 100 acre wood all his life, we decided these super Freindly birds had to take a back seat to his innocence.We chose do replace them with vulterine guineas, and they are a glorious, freindly and very effective alarm. I ask questions s and alway have had fantastic and kind help from everyone despite my chicken ignorance, so I'd hate to see anyone not get that same hug just because our community has gotten bigger! Possum

 

[Isaac 0]

Hello, I rely heavily on my ducks for eggs and my muscovy and quail. We have racing pigeons to teach the dying sport and to hatch our quail eggs. . If it's quirky questions about those, feel free to rattle my cage. We are not really chicken people but we raise over 300 cornishx twice a tear to donate for poor kids to show and the rest (I do not like killing) go to be holiday dinners since we have a huge 1%well healed community that thinks the kids of drunks and doers don't deserve a food bank. We have our own sex link cross we experimented with by getting from Greenfire, a barbazeuix roo and alsteirer pullets, and got a special needs kid a show silkie that came back as the shows got cancelled...but muscovy, alesbury, dark khaki cambells, as well as American black ducks, wooded as well as the quail to feed my 2 raptors, have been our focus for many years. I did have emus and loved them so! But with a grandchild perpetually going to always be in winnie's 100 acre wood all his life, we decided these super Freindly birds had to take a back seat to his innocence.We chose do replace them with vulterine guineas, and they are a glorious, freindly and very effective alarm. I ask questions s and alway have had fantastic and kind help from everyone despite my chicken ignorance, so I'd hate to see anyone not get that same hug just because our community has gotten bigger! Possum

I'm sure there are some threads right now you can answer, go ahead and take a look!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/pages/unanswered/

 

[NatJ]

Can I get a bit of help here?
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...laced-orpington-chicks.1389196/#post-22815845

The issue is: which of the pictured chicks actually have white legs? They are all supposed to be Orpingtons, and the OP is trying to figure out which--if any--to keep for breeding vs. exchange with the breeder for others. But I have very little experience with not-yellow chicken legs, so I don't know what "white" legs really look like