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They do that some times when low on calcium

They hold their poop all day until it’s time for a little water is what I’m saying

When broody they don’t poop on their eggs and also I’ve noticed because of their broody attitude they get pecked when they leave but as long as she’s with a rooster and is not off the eggs for long she’ll hatch some adorable babies

This is what my flock consists of I prefer a mixed flock because of cool new mixes you can get from them like I have buff dipped Orpingtons which are lavender orp a mixed with buff that makes them look like a black Orpington dipped in the buff color. 1 Barred Plymouth Rock hen, laying, Sarah...

I think the red one is a hen this is its brother that hatched the same day and already crows idk if it’s because I have him to my friend who didn’t have any roosters or what but he is so much bigger and the other one still looks the same

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This is my Cousins Crele OEGB

I see OEGB in the brown one

What breeds are the hens

I’d just go down to an Atwood’s or tractor supply and get some hydrohen

This one is him like two weeks ago

These are some older pictures of my maran hei hei hes a year old now

She’ll be fine

My hen left the rooster to care for them at four weeks

Yeah but poop ALOT

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What do you mean imprint

This white keet has a white poof behind their head and they have a bigger bump and more almost electronic like call. I got them at atwoods exactly one week ago and they all had pin feathers on the wings and the rest of their bodies completely covered in down. This one also is more alert and...

I trailed off the main topic im also wondering if a Guinea cock will attack my free range roosters

I have three free range chickens all roosters but two are thirteen weeks. I have some guineas that are a week old. Do you think that the guineas will get along with them. I’ve heard they kill roosters and I have a very protective rooster in my main run so they can’t live there because he...