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    Going from the brooder to the coop successfully

    My 6 chickens are approaching 3 months old and are outgrowing the brooder. The coop will be finished this week and I'm eager to put them in there, but is there a specific way to do it? I don't have other chickens, so no one to teach them, and they've been spending the day in the run for the past...
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    Pellet bedding first time user

    Hello Chicken Hive Mind😀 First off, I'm a new chicken mom. I've got 5 week old chicks and my daughter has been having a reaction to the pine shavings in the brooder. I know pellets are basically crushed pine, but I'm curious if the difference in how it's processed will help my daughter. After...
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    Australorp Cockerel, should he stay or should he go?

    Out of a batch of 17 chicks, 2 are cockerels. One is a speckled sussex and the other is an australorp. there's a 2 1/2 week age difference between them. The speckled sussex is an absolute A-hole. The Australorp is so gentle with me and the other pullets... for now. I've read that most austalorps...
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    3 brooders, 15 pullets & 2 cockerels... can't we all just get along?

    I've currently got 2, 46 inch, round plastic pools set up as brooders. I also have a critter nation cage being used for a "quarantine" brooder as one of the younger chicks has wry neck that I'm treating. The ages of the chicks range from 2 weeks old to, I'm guessing, almost 5 weeks old. The two...
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    Buckeye baby has a diva strut

    I've got a 3 week old buckeye chick who walks like a diva on the runway. I'm thinking this isn't a good thing for chicken's though. First, is this normal? If not, do I need to do something to help? Second, this little one had pasty butt when she came to me, and one of the other buckeyes has a...
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    Chicken tender new mom

    Hello chicken hive mind ☺️ I recently became the mamma to 16 baby chicks. There are black sex link, speckled sussex buckeye and Australorp babies. We've discovered that one of the Sussex is a cockerel and I think one of the Australorps is a strong possibility for a cockerel as well. We had one...
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