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New member
Hi, Brandi, welcome to BYC. Do you have pictures you'd like to share?- janiedoe
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Hello, fellow chicken lovers
Hello, and welcome to BYC! Tell us about your flock. By the way, we love pictures.- janiedoe
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Hello BYC world
Welcome to BYC! Are they all pullets?- janiedoe
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Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions
They are special! What a cute bunch. That reminds me of this guy who loved to swing. His name was Trousers and he went to a new home with his brother, Pants. He sure loved to swing.- janiedoe
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This chicken is not dead
Update: Elmer & Hattie are still doing well together. I haven’t noticed any wear on Hattie's feathers. Elmer seems very devoted to her and she sticks to him like glue. He even sits outside the box when she is laying.- janiedoe
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The NFC B-Day Chat Thread
Good morning, Debby, and Marvelous Monday to You! 🍩🧋🍩🧋- janiedoe
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The NFC B-Day Chat Thread
Good morning, Sour. Happy Monday!- janiedoe
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The NFC B-Day Chat Thread
I think not. No more outdoor animals for me. Once these chicken flocks have passed on, I may reevaluate that stance but for now, no more.- janiedoe
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Newby
I have a system. My girls with their own roosters free range in the mornings. They pretty much stick with their own flocks and chosen roosters. The bachelors, from two different pens, all free range in the afternoons. They stick together in groups and ignore the other group.- janiedoe
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Newby
It depends. Some will and some won't. You pretty much have to let them work it out. If you have injuries, say more than a little blood, then its best to seperate. They will fight for the dominant position but often that comes off without any fighting. Just make sure they have plenty of room. I...- janiedoe
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Newby
Welcome to BYC. You sure hit the rooster lottery! You can try seperating the bullying chick for 3 days to a place where she can't see or hear the others. Then you can introduce her back in. It may work. I hope it does. Incidentally, introducing pullets to those boys is likely going to cause a...- janiedoe
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Hello Y’all I’m new here
Welcome to BYC, Barbie. How old are they?- janiedoe
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New! (for the third time.)
Welcome to BYC. I would start out by putting them out early mornings for a few hours and progressively leaving them longer for a week or so. It takes me a while to acclimate to this humidity every year so I'm sure the birds need to work up to it too. If I were you, I'd check around for someone...- janiedoe
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The NFC B-Day Chat Thread
We are having another rainy evening. Everything is looking green...not just the grass. We have mold growing where it shouldn't. And snails. I've never seen so many snails.- janiedoe
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