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I raise silkies but alas, only have 1 paint thus far and appears she's a pullet, but only 7 weeks. Yours are gorgeous and I sure hope I can hatch some like that next spring!!

A mod said they inserted the pictures, then it worked. Glad it wasn't me!

Such gorgeous chickens!! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

Try it on this one as I just tried again and it doesn't work apparently. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/checking-in-on-peeps-post-here-to-say-hello.1620895/post-27696894 I reported it as I don't know what's up with it or if it's my computer. Edit: A mod fixed it. Now reply went...

Odd, I'll try that again on one of them and see if it works this time! Thanks!

Amazing pictures! That second one would be fit for blowing up to a wall picture!! Gorgeous!

Beautifully put!! Love the photos, thanks for sharing. Good luck with your new job. ❤️

:frow Hiya! Glad to hear from you. Wow, that's neat you're able to get a broody turkey just when you need one! Good luck with the hatching in the incubator and her!!

Glad to hear things are well there. Sounds like a lot of fun too!! ☺️

Hiya, Chani! :frow We'll never tell 🤫 Good luck on your move!!

Wow! Cool coop I bet!! Congrats on the new chicks!!

:frow Thanks for popping in to let us know you're still out there!

Beautiful chickens!! Thanks for sharing and for popping in to let us know you're still out there chickening!

Wow, that's outstanding! Glad to hear all is well there! Thanks for the info! Good luck with your shows!

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Hiya, and thanks for popping in. Do you have excess roosters or are the hens doing this? A higher protein feed like All Flock may help with the feather pecking plus help her grow them back faster. If it's all of them vs her, I'd consider pulling her out but if it's one main meany, that's the...

Hiya, and thanks for popping in. For lice/mites, most folks use Permethrin powder or spray for their chickens and the coop. We treat our coop monthly with FG diatomaceous earth just to keep on top of it. As for your feet pecking chickens, usually pecking comes from being overcrowded or low...

Whoa, that's one huge garden! I bet that's fun at harvesttime. Ours is just a small one. We also incubate and so glad to hear you're successful with it. It just does not get old!! ❤️

Hiya! And thanks for popping in. So sorry about the chickens. :( In the U.S. we have what's called hardware cloth and use the 1/2" version which keeps everything out. Electric poultry fences work too if you can get those. Good luck and hopefully someday you can have safe chickens again!

Glad you keep up the fight! Sooner or later, most win!! Good luck!!