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[RoosterCogburn7]

First little peeper popped out the egg today. Removed the egg shell as it was no longer attached, so it didn't glue itself to his/her fellow hatchlings that are pipping.

 

[KDMdesigns]

Dallas here!! We have 4 hens right now that adore their 2.5yr old keeper. Would love to meet others in city limits with chickens!

 

[Deb T]

  That was close.  Have you calmed down yet?  I have gone through a couple of tornadoes. They can be quite nerve-wracking.

Yes i have. Thank you all for the info. I appreciate it

 

[TexasLisa]

Dallas here!! We have 4 hens right now that adore their 2.5yr old keeper. Would love to meet others in city limits with chickens!

Howdy from Rosenberg. I like your little chicken keeper. Is the little one for hire???

 

[chicken curious]

Dallas here!! We have 4 hens right now that adore their 2.5yr old keeper. Would love to meet others in city limits with chickens!

Hi there!

I'm in Dallas kinda near the Galleria. PM me if you want
-Whitney

 

[KDMdesigns]

HI Whitney
what types of breeds do you currently have?

 

[chicken curious]

HI Whitney
what types of breeds do you currently have?

I bought 2 each: silver laced wyandottes, ameraucana (maybe EEs), and white leghorns from a local couple and I hatched a barnyard mix from my sister's farm in Abernathy, TX. I'm also hatching some barnyard mix I bought online just to see if I can.

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

Well, the hatch went well. The double yoker didn't make it though. There was an unfertilized yoke on top of the chicken fetus, that didn't allow one viable one to grow much past an eyeball and a small body without appendages.

 

[chicken curious]

I always wondered if a double yolker could hatch. Have you heard of it happening? I know the egg is bigger, but probably not big enough for them both to develop, right?

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

It happens on rare occasion. I was hoping for twins.