Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

Mama was a welsummer daddy is my BLRW. How cool is this coloring?
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Is anyone any good at identifying game chicks? I have four that came in a box of welsummer chicks I got at the auction about 3 weeks ago (so around 4 weeks old) they all look the same to me except the one I believe to be a roo. :confused: and yes, I was aware there were obvious not welsummer chicks when I bought them, they were only a dollar each though so I figured what the heck 🤣🤷‍♂️
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The suspected roo.
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Morning ponders :frow
hope you all are surviving this miserable weather. Ridiculously hot and now sticky here in the northwoods. Enough with record breaking already. Give us our nice cool northwoods back please. Poor chooks! Had to add a second fan in the coop last night to get them to stop panting. I have no idea how those poor backyard flocks in the city are surviving this year surrounded by all that heat holding concrete.
 
:barnie can't catch a break!

How old was the hen?

And yes... when one body part is out of whack it results in strains and pains in all of the other body parts. Careful stretching throughout the day can help.

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Hi Al! Sorry for the delay. Haven't been on too much. The beautiful girl was 4 years old. Still young for a heritage breed. I named her Honey because of her coloring. She was a light, almost glowing blond with darker buff points. Not standard, but still a very large gorgeous girl.
Antibiotics are working and I was actually able to get my foot into my barn boots again. Yep. Stretching can help, I was forgetting to do that, thank you for the reminder.
 

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