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  1. RebelEgger

    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    Interesting, I have never had my girls do this before so I would never have thought that. I guess these new girls might be doing it! Sadly, all my problems started when these new girls came. Sigh. Thank you!
  2. RebelEgger

    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    I will switch back to the previous feed, sadly I bought 4 bags of this stuff last time. So I need to go through it. I will spray everyone down with my Dr. Doom spray in the mean time though. Thank you.
  3. RebelEgger

    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    These 2 hens are bullies, which is why I separated them from the main flock. They have never free-ranged before, we have had way too many previous losses with predators, so we no longer allow anyone to free-range. My other rooster in the big coop has wispy-looking neck feathers with a bald...
  4. RebelEgger

    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    Hi @nuthatched We get it at Peavy Mart. I was using feed from Shur-Gain but switched to this recently... However, I think the problem was noticed on the other birds prior to this feed being started but <i can't remember for certain. Crude Protein (min) 16.0% Phosphorus (act) 0.7% Crude Fat...
  5. RebelEgger

    Ragged/Wispy-Looking Feathers

    Pictured below is my rooster Steven. He is an 8-month-old barnyard mix. He was a shiny smooth handsome bird. In the past 1-2 weeks I noticed he had missing feathers on his neck behind his wattles. I thought maybe it was from his wattles dipping into one of their snacks and then sticking to his...
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