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Dealing with and Taming Aggressive Roosters

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Thank you for a well written article.

Cozy Cottage Coop

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I applauded your abilities, esp. In the painting department. Good job!
p.s. In my humble opinion, hens are the epitome of " give them an inch..." If you let them explore somewhere (like in the yard) they'll harass you and make you feel guilty until you let them do it everyday. Lol.
LOVE the coop.
I've been thinking of raising a flock of Guineas, so I was happy to see this article. It was a great read, well written and informative.

Understanding the Rose Comb Trait

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Thank you. That was very straight forward and easy to understand.

What to Do When Your Roosters are Fighting and How to Care for Them Afterwards

The Chickens' Maid
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I know this is an older article, but it is still relevant. I needed to read this! My 10 month old roosters have just recently started to fight after sparring since hatch. They were close until recently. I think that I made a mistake by separating them. I should have let them establish their pecking order without interfering. Thank you for an informative article.
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Selecting Good Flock Roosters

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This is a well written article with a good common sense approach to rooster selection. Thank you for taking the time to educate.

Our Daisy Coop Build

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It is a beautiful coop and it's filled with beautiful hens. Thanks for sharing.

9 Structures You Won't Believe Are Chicken Coops!

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Love the Gypsy Coop!
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Ms Biddy's Little Red Chicken House

Ms Biddy
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I love your little red coop. The troughs are a good idea. I will keep that in mind for my next coop.
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Thank you for the kind words. We have multiple coops now, but this one holds the most chickens and has served us well.

Nest Boxes; why do we make a sitting hens job so difficult?

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I'm planning to let my (constant) broody hatch again this coming year. Last spring "we" only hatched 2 out of 10 eggs. I believe that was due to my interference, as I'm pretty certain she instinctively knew what she was doing. This coming spring I will use this information to set up an area for her nest and then I'll just leave it to Lucy.
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Good luck.

Creating Your Own Fodder System

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I enjoyed reading your informative article on seed sprouting. It was well written and the pictures were helpful also. Thank you for taking the time to educate.

Chicksntexas Coop

chicksntexas
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Your coop is beautiful! I hope you found the perfect chair. Here's wishing you years of chicken entertainment!

Candling Pics Progression Through Incubation Of Chicken Eggs

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Great photos! This makes me want to hatch my own.

Interesting Facts About Chicken Eggs

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This was a well written, very enjoyable and educational article. Thank you.
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Using Sand In the Chicken Coop

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I was reading up on sand, as I have dirt in the run now (used to have grass ) and drainage is an issue. This article is very convincing. I will use sand in the run for now and consider it for the coop later. Thank you for an informative and well written article.

le palais de poulet (the Chicken Palace)

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I am Very Impressed with the design and professional quality workmanship. The article was so well written. What lucky chickens you have!

Integrating new birds at 4 weeks old

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The article is clear and informative. The photos made it all the better.

Thyrogenous Dwarfism in Poultry

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I enjoyed reading this article. It was informative and well written.
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Thank you!

The Chicken Condo

Gogol13
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That is a beautiful coop! Lucky chicks.

Chicken bully/chicken victim - a two-sided issue

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It is great to see an article that addresses the "victim"! I have a shy legbar that is a chronic victim. While none of my hens are terrible bullies, they do tend to run her away from the feed. Even the smaller chicks seem to recognize her as the victim. I'm going to give this a try as soon as I can get the 4 weeks old out of the adjoining run. Thanks for a great article!
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