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Sorry for the long response, You should feel underneath her vent, If you feel something lumpy or round near her vent area she would be egg bound

Rocky the barred rock rooster protecting his hens from very 'dangerous and scary' rain 😂

Hello! Welcome to BYC glad to have you! And a big hello from my coop ! :welcome BYC is filled with experienced members, every time I searched something up on this website and followed the steps it always worked! Feel free to make yourself at home and do not be afraid to ask questions.

Wow this bot is quite smart..

Okay very serious question Tudy, Can I take a chicken to court for pinching my elbow with its beak.

@TudyBOT Are you secretly one of the owners of this websites chickens? Are you planning to get rid of chicken sandwiches? Will you make every chicken go on strike and attack everybody?!?!?!! :lau

"What do you mean bread is not good for us?"

Hello! Welcome to BYC! And a huge welcome from my coop! :welcome Best of luck with your hatch!

They might be taking some time off or its because of season change, Feel for any egg bound, If you do not feel any egg just leave it be, Margarito (MY rouen) would have pauses before laying eggs, She used to lay 5 a week and now lays 3 per week. checked up with the vet and no eggbound, It might...

Congrats on POW! But I think I might need my toilet cleaner back :lau Amazing Beautiful photo! :love

Seems like a drake.

I agree with @Yardmom The only battles roosters can even win is mostly just hawks or falcons, I have never heard a story where a rooster beat up a coyote, or a fox, or even an owl my best bet is to only really get Roosters if you want something to fight off hawks, You should get a guardian dog...

I own a BR that took down a hawk, He attacks strangers but is completely nice to me (Probably because he knows me already) Truth is that BR's often see their caretakers like hens, They are extremely protective and make loud sounds whenever they see something they do not like, I have never heard...

Would love to see a rooster study :thumbsup