Recent content by TerreHauteRoost

The smell results from the infection- you might have caught it early enough to not be super bad yet.

You most likely have worms. Even though you can't visibly see them, the eggs can be seen under a microscope. You should get a float test from a vet and begin deworming the whole flock. Clean out all the droppings in the coop that you can get so it won't spread after deworming.

This defiantly looks like a Bielefelder rooster to me.

This looks like a bielefelder to me.

Hey, thanks so much for your reply. It's what I was afraid of. Oh well, we'll make it work.

We recently purchased a beautiful Andalusian in October from McMurray's Hatchery from a group of six pullets. As it grew we started to notice how long feathers were growing from its neck, a large waddle and comb, and increased skittishness. We already (accidentally) got a rooster from purchasing...