Sponsored Post Chicken Terminology 101

[Nifty-Chicken]

From our friends at Manna Pro Homestead

Download your free Chicken Terminology Guide here!

If you are just getting started raising chickens, you might be coming across numerous terms and jargon with which you are unfamiliar. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! See below for a great list of common chicken terms and their definitions. Feel free to click on the button at the bottom to download a copy to keep handy!

 

[Cluckzbucket]

keep 'em comin Manna Pro! These are helpful references. Just learned about Bantams the other day

 

[HeatherKellyB]

I keep getting

net::Err_Insecure_Response

(or something like that)

Does this sound more like an internet connection issue?

 

[Kiki]

I keep getting net::err_insecure_response (or something like that)

Does this sound more like an internet connection issue?

I keep getting it too. I don't think it's internet connection related though...I'm not sure.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Just for reference, here is a screen grab of the message I keep getting. I'm using the BYC app from the Google Play Store

 

[Kiki]

Just for reference, here is a screen grab of the message I keep getting
View attachment 2701134

I'm pretty sure it's just us app users that get this error. Try logging in on your phone's browser...you should be able to get it that way.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

I'm pretty sure it's just us app users that get this error. Try logging in on your phone's browser...you should be able to get it that way.

Thanks @Kiki i really appreciate your help. I'll try to download it from the laptop once I get it out. This really helps because I'd be attempting to get it to work for a while if you didn't intervene. Thank you for saving me a lot of time You're the best!

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

The file is a PDF download, so that's the best thing to check/verify.

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Doesn't work for me. If someone can download it, please send me a clear image of it I can screenshot, it would really help!

 

[Cryss]

I’ve always heard and believed that a male chicken under one year old is called a cockerel, and over one year old is called a rooster. According to this list a rooster is any age male chicken, and if over the age of one year they are called cocks. Have I been misinforming new chicken tenders?