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Susan Skylark
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Just this morning I had a coturnix quail chick fully zip, but was having trouble getting out of the shell after several hours, as he was backwards I figured he might need a little help, so simply split the egg completely and let him push his way out. Everything was dry, umbilical cord was just a...
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Chickens Name: Bandit Age: Hatched September-December, 2018 (~7 years old) Gender: Hen Breed: Mille fleur d'uccle Origin: Gifted to me Name: Penguin Age: Born April 1-3, 2019 (~6 years) Gender: Hen Breed: Gold sebright Origin: Tractor supply Pigeons Name: Neet Neet Age: Born around...
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When most people imagine chickens, they picture the standard barnyard variety—maybe a fluffy Buff Orpington or a clucking Rhode Island Red. But nestled in the world of rare poultry breeds is a bird so exotic and captivating, it’s often referred to as the “Lamborghini of chickens.” Enter the Ayam...
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We're elated with how this large custom chicken coop turned out. We love taking coops from paper, to reality for our customers. The Coop house is 6x6x8'h, and the run is 6'x12'x5'6"h. The colors are an amazingly modern blend of Ultra Pure White, Pure Black, and Chocolate Stain.
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So you are looking to buy or build a new chicken coop and are wondering what size you need. Everyone talks about floor space, but what about ceiling height? If you have ever browsed farm stores, the internet, or even your neighborhood for chicken coops you will find that many, maybe even the...
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If you are like me, you want to plan how much you will be spending on your cute chicks ahead of time. First, to see how many you are able to get, and second to plan what you need to buy. I found these pictures concerning, on average, how much each chicken will eat and weigh per week as a...
Dominique King
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Spring through early summer is the best way to start a flock (from my experience) but let’s backtrack to how to prepare. Step 1: Know how many hens you are getting so you can plan on how big the coop (and fenced in run if you so desire) needs to be to accommodate them. Step 2: Start looking...
BlackHenCoop
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Even from the first time you move them into their brooders, the mallards are already acting wild, and as the days go by, it’s constant water refills, bedding cleanings, and constant quacking. These are our noisy bundles of joy, mallard ducklings. Our coop bought 4 ducklings last year, 3 mallard...
Susan Skylark
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What color is my quail? There are potentially dozens of color related genes in coturnix quail and thousands of potential combinations, few of which have been thoroughly studied or understood but they can be broken down into a few basic ‘families’ or groups and you can hopefully narrow it down...
Susan Skylark
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A few preliminary notes: I opened up a post the other day about a 'failed hatch' but was rather surprised to find it was about 2-3 individual eggs (out of 20+) that failed to hatch, this was not a failed hatch but rather a normal, successful hatch with a couple duds. If you've ever incubated...

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