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What are we doing for thanksgiving?!!@?!@?!?@!?@1

We've done chicken costumes.... O.o

good luck!

i want to see them full grown lol

my husband was cracking up this morning watching our two polish hens have a stare down contest and then a little fight... chicken antics. the polish are odd balls, compared to the other chickens we have.

wait, wait, you had chicken eggs with your call eggs on accident?!?! now which chicken was desperate enough to make THAT happen

did you know, I knew that, but did that anyways because it's addicting?

Did you know I just ordered another batch of silkie eggs? She's making sure I get an overabundance of splash, paint and lavenders this time, since i'm partial to those.

I had a chick who had this. I cut it off close the body once it was dry to prevent them from pulling on it. I was worried if I left the string, it would pull the intestines out.... the rough way chicks are, I didn't trust it being left alone. The baby is fine now!

adorable!

Good luck :O

I would definitely just breed for resistance. There's a reason wild birds do so well. The weak die off, and those who survive, and live, breed healthier off spring over time. This is the best way to have a healthier flock of chickens, too.

do you plan on eating the ones you cull? If not, what do you do with the ones you cull?

sounds like it got infected.

Partridge splash Buff???? Black Blue Lucky 3 weeks old - not sure what color? Silver? Blue?

That's weird, my white silkie adopted a baby after her mate died, and we had no issues. I am not sure i'd blame stella, and maybe blame something else unrelated especially with no pecking or wounds present.

I'll be honest, I hope the ones in my incubator show signs of life in 2-3 days ;o

One of the ones that survived this time, was partridge.