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use a dropper and get her to take a little bit of electrolytes and keep a fan on herAs she slowly gets electrolytes in her she should start purking up.
Welcome to BYC! We have 5 (RIR) Rhode Island Red hens...great egg layers so far handling the heat pretty well. Have 2 Black Australorps but have only had them a couple of months. Have only had chickens since last November so new to chicken keepingNacogdoches Native recently moved to Marshall. We were lucky enough to find a rent house in the city limits with a landlord who is all about raising chickens for eggs.
The previous renter had a go at it and was kind enough to leave a brooder and an enclosed pen for them to get comfortable in. We wanted a diverse flock and decided to go with 10 chickens of 5 different breeds from a local feed store that I should be picking up next Friday. We plan to get two of each: Rhode Island Red, Americuanas,Plymouth rocks, orpingtons,australorps, and new hampshires if the store can't get one of the others. I found a thread somewhere that stated they were great all around birds. I would love to hear about anyone who has any of these breeds and how they do in east Texas weather!?
Can't wait to pick the little guys up. My three daughters just might,MIGHT, be more excited than me
Asa
AKA CluckMcStuffins
Welcome! There are a few of us in the area. I'm in Round Rock but just have ducks right now. They seem to be doing alright with the heat but thy also have a nice swimming pool. I'm jealousI'm in a little town here in Texas called Hutto, (home of the hippos). Just outside Austin. I have six hens currently, only 13 weeks old and just trying to get them through our hot, Texas summer. So far they seem to take it in stride. I do have a misting unit installed in the run which really helps. I have two EE's, a black Australorp, a Buff Orp, a Cuckoo Marans and a Barred Rock.![]()
I'm in a little town here in Texas called Hutto, (home of the hippos). Just outside Austin. I have six hens currently, only 13 weeks old and just trying to get them through our hot, Texas summer. So far they seem to take it in stride. I do have a misting unit installed in the run which really helps. I have two EE's, a black Australorp, a Buff Orp, a Cuckoo Marans and a Barred Rock.![]()
Tiedyemommy...How is your hen doing today?