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  1. C

    Chicken only laying yolk!

    I have a plymouth rock chicken who had been a steady layer with good large eggs but for the past 2-3 weeks she has been laying just yolk and sometimes there’s a very thin shell in the coop. Her only other symptom is that she has a bare belly which is a recent discovery on my end. Let me know...
  2. Featherella

    Would Anyone Be Interested In This?

    Hello lovely chicken enthusiasts! I have an idea I would desperately love input on, but first I will give you some background about myself. My name is Ella and I am a college student who grew up with chickens and have loved them/been obsessed ever since. I've done everything from hatch my own...
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  3. ky_bird

    Opinions on my coop design?

    Hi guys! I wanted your opinion on this coop design I made, me and my dad are getting 6 chickens next spring & these will be the first chickens he’s owned since he was a kid so I’ve been helping a lot haha. the shed roof design was my dads add-on
  4. HelenWxW

    A chick-a-boom 🐥

    Hello, I am glad to be joining this forum all across the world - from Croatia. 🇭🇷🐥 In my personal experience, I might say that I am really new to chickens, but my family owned ducks, goose and chick their whole life, I am living on a village. I started by buying an incubator and hatching my...
  5. G

    Hello from New Mexico!

    Hello all- Long time reader and new member here! I am excited to become a part of the community I have turned to for advice and suggestions for so long. I have owned my own chickens for about four years, and currently only have two hens (black jersey giant, laced Wyandotte) and one rooster...
  6. Welcome to Riverside Flock!

    Welcome to Riverside Flock!

    Welcome to Riverside Flock, a tightly-knit community of chickens and ducks residing near the Missouri River, hence our name! Here at Riverside Flock, we prioritize poultry health, welfare, and care, always ensuring that our chickens and ducks are well-cared for, are getting the right nutrients...
  7. fridao

    What could this be?

    Woke up to a bunch of feathers laying in the coop and saw this on two of my chickens today, they both have this exact same thing. Does this look like molting or are they pecking out the feathers? Have had my chickens for about a year and have never seen this. Any tips and tricks are wanted!!
  8. Beachbat

    Beachbat

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  9. K

    Is my hen broody?

    Hello, my 6 month old rhode rock hen laid an egg today morning and rolled it under her. The egg wouldn’t have been fertilized as we don’t have a cockerel. We put in some hay for her and she made a nest around it and sat on it for around 20 minutes. Then she started trying to escape and I let her...
  10. think_fast_chicklenuts

    Is it legal to keep a wild turkey in the flock if they joined in on her own?

    I have a couple chickens in my backyard (loads more being raised right now) and a female wild turkey decided to lay her eggs in one of my bushes. She spends most of her time on her eggs, obviously, but she seems to enjoy the chickens' company, and she even crouched for the rooster, who then...
  11. Hen_House04

    Iceberg Lettuce HELP!

    Help! I grabbed a head of iceberg lettuce and gave the chickens a few leaves and let them peck at it. They ate less than a half of the whole head. I’m reading now that it is toxic to them. What are signs I should look out for?! I’d hate if something happened to them. I didn’t know!!! Please help!
  12. K

    Dry hatching

    Hey guys I heard dry hatching has more of a success rate? Is this true? I am trying dry hatching for the first time, and I’m just asking if yall could tell me about your experiences with dry hatching and if yall like it better or not. (Maybe leave tips if wanted)
  13. K

    Dry hatching

    Hey guys so I’m dry hatching for the first time. I have heard dry hatching has a higher success rate? Is this true? Also, if y’all could give me some Tips for a higher success rate please lmk.
  14. mottledpekins

    New Member!

    Hello everyone! I'm new to BYC, coming here with hopes of learning! :) (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? No, I've owned chickens my entire life. I don't remember a time without them running all about our farm. (2) How many chickens do you have right now? I'm not...
  15. Astrohens

    Day 23 and no signs of internal pipping

    Hi there! I am a first time hatcher and I have four fertile silver-laced wyandotte eggs that haven't hatched on day 21. I am using two broody hens to hatch them and have been trying not to touch the eggs as much as possible to increase the chance of them hatching. i’ve heard that it’s normal...
  16. Bkrog

    Importing Hatching Eggs

    Has anyone ever imported hatching eggs from either the UK or Germany into the US? Is it even possible or will I need to ship live chickens? If it was possible what did it entail? There is one breed that I really want but cannot find in the states
  17. Hen Pecked Wolves

    Can Chickens Eat Momordica balsamina

    I have Momordica balsamina vines growing in our Chicken Run! we live in Florida, and this vine is from somewhere not in Florida 🤣
  18. M

    My name is Tina new to the Backyard Chickens

    My husband and I live in Eastern Oregon with our little brood of animals. I have had chickens for a little while just for eggs. roughly 16. I recently acquired 8 silkies and have questions about breeding etc. I have leghorns, bardrock, Wyandotte, easter egger, and Silkies What are your...
  19. chimkinlover

    chimkinlover

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  20. Desertvalleychickens

    Desert Cooping

    Hello everyone, Welcome to Desert Cooping! This is the page for the Desert Valley Chickens! All of the @Desertvalleychickens chooks reside here! 🏠 My Chicken Story: From 2018, chickens have been my passion. My first flock was made up of sussex and white leghorn hens. Sadly, they got killed by...
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