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    Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

    Succulents would look amazing in there :love
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    Landrace/adaptive breeding discussion

    That's how landraces were created, after all. How does one go about establishing a self-sustaining group (or multiple), if one's birds aren't willing to sit? Bring in new blood? In one of your previous posts you mentioned that chickens haven't changed much psychologically from their jungle...
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    Trying to find out if I have hens or roosters

    I don't think that's a RSL. Looks more like a RIR to me. Cockerel is a male under the age of one
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    Trying to find out if I have hens or roosters

    The brahma is a cockerel. How old are they? The others might be cockerels as well
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    Question of the Day - Monday, May 20th, 2024

    Usually the destination
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    BDutch's bantam flock & natural breeding projects #5 🪺 🪺 and #6

    Congrats on the POW, @BDutch ! Wonderful photo :love !
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    Egg song - false alarm?

    That's because it's not an egg song. It's a call for the male to come and take them back to the group. Even when there is no male, and the birds do not free range (and thus, there is no need for the bird making the call to be led back to the group), they use this call. Your birds might've been...
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    Miscellaneous Meeps - Hatching my Dreams

    That white puff is adorable :love
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    Serama hatch part 3 (and a few odds and ends!)

    Hopefully they're all OK in there :fl
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    Serama hatch part 3 (and a few odds and ends!)

    Yes. It'll be fine
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    Serama hatch part 3 (and a few odds and ends!)

    Not more than say 2 hours. That girl shouldn't be sitting, unless she commits more
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    Rooster or hen?

    You're totally right, thanks for catching that
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    Rooster or hen?

    Cockerel, possibly hatchery quality Rhode Island Red
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    Serama hatch part 3 (and a few odds and ends!)

    No, size isn't really what makes or breaks the deal. It's maturity. At 1 week, they are far too active to tolerate being under a broody that hasn't left the nest. After the chicks hatch, (or newly hatched chicks are placed under a broody) the broody takes anywhere from a couple of hours to a...
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