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Anyone have any recommendations for a decent hatchery for toulouse and possibly embdens? I've heard great things about Metzer, but they're sold out for Toulouse

Ok we set eggs on the evening of the tenth, we were seeing movement and hearing tapping sounds yesterday (30th) and the evening before, now it's day 21 and there's nothing. No movement, no tapping or anything. Should we be concerned?

We're thinking wheaten, or some sort of mix. Thanks for the input!

hello. we have some very sick chickens that we were hoping you could help us with. the symptoms are runny noses, coughing, and sneezing. one chicken has already died. thank you, chesterchook p.s. it seems to be mostly effecting our speckled sussex

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We suspect the last two are pullets. The third one is the runt of the entire flock, about half the size of the others it came with and a real ugly duckling.

Looking for reviews/input from anyone who has used one of these. Are they cost effective vs. building from scratch or buying a complete shed kit? How about durability/sturdiness? Thanks, any info is appreciated.

So we've got a bit of a problem - one of our chicks (a speckled sussex) is being pecked by all of the others. The poor thing has gotten bloody spots on its shoulders because of it and the others just keep at it. It doesn't seem to be an aggressive act, more like the others see something...

Does anyone know where to get decent Welsummers, especially this late in the year? Not looking for show quality, just good dark eggers.

Our random 6 chicks from the feed store, we're thinking photo #3 may be a speckled sussex, has the same calm disposition of our hatchery sussex.

Hullo! I'm from Colorado. We're new to owning chickens and have just purchased 5 buff brahmas, 5 assorted wyandottes, 5 langshans, 10 speckled sussex, 5 red sex links, 5 black sex links, plus 6 miscellaneous feed store chicks and we're open to suggestions to better take care of these 41 chicks...