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  1. fluffycrow

    What breed am I?

    Red Pyle OEGB looks like a possibility
  2. fluffycrow

    Question of the Day - Sunday, March 29th, 2026

    :highfive:, and possibly a better AC system. Maybe more shoe racks as well:oops:. One or two more acres wouldn’t hurt either
  3. fluffycrow

    Question of the Day - Monday, March 30th, 2026

    You’re probably right. If I don’t respond for a week, you know who found me🤫. Probably a bad time to mention my Gyro order :p . Now the question remains, do you like Coke:D?
  4. fluffycrow

    Question of the Day - Monday, March 30th, 2026

    You’re very kind, but I probably am quite boring as well. Although the food thing did give me an idea, I’m the only Greek I know who hates Feta :lol:
  5. fluffycrow

    Question of the Day - Monday, March 30th, 2026

    Well, apparently I’m incredibly boring:p
  6. fluffycrow

    Silkie & (maybe) Serama Hatch-A-Long

    How is Popcorn doing now?
  7. fluffycrow

    Open Contest Creative Brooder Contest—17th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-Along

    Well, I don’t know about creative, but certainly trashy :lol: . Entry 1, the old desk (outdoor) brooder. In later years, when bigger batches hatched, we extended the wire to make a U shape about 1.5 meters at the front. Only the bunch in the photos were able to escape, and after about a week...
  8. fluffycrow

    I need some good broody hen breeds

    Some more info would be very helpful. What are your overall goals? Silkies are widely known as good and reliable broodies, but they wouldn’t be the first choice for someone trying to establish a free range survival population. Are you interested in bantams, or Large Fowl? What are your keeping...
  9. fluffycrow

    Are they female?

    Dumpling is for sure a cockerel. Peep looks like a pullet so far, but you could update in a few weeks. Tail is rather irrelevant until much later. First gender specific feathers start at around 12 weeks of age, and are found on the hackles and saddle areas (neck and back feathers respectively)
  10. fluffycrow

    April 2026 hatchalong

    Ooh, their hatch date is also on (Orthodox) Easter Sunday! Good luck!
  11. fluffycrow

    Sexing two 10 week old Brahmas

    Very :)
  12. fluffycrow

    Feed Store Bantam Bin ID Needed

    Oh, I’m very sorry it didn’t work out. After the hen has left the nest chances of chick adoption drop quite a bit. Was she aggressive with her pecks and trying to get away from them?
  13. fluffycrow

    Feed Store Bantam Bin ID Needed

    That depends on the hen. If they reject, most don’t do it very calmly. Some take it as far as killing the chicks, others peck until the chicks get away, others will just get up and leave. You know better than us what your hen might do, since you know her better. Not even you will no for sure...
  14. fluffycrow

    Feed Store Bantam Bin ID Needed

    Feather legged chick one, is a buff Cochin bantam/Pekin. Feather legged chick three, is a Partridge Cochin Bantam/Pekin. Feather legged chick four is a Mille Fleur D’Uccles. Feather legged chick five looks like a frizzled black Cochin Bantam to me. That curl in its feathers is the frizzle...
  15. fluffycrow

    What breed is my franny

    Agreed, EE
  16. fluffycrow

    What’s this breed?

    I think your guess is correct:)
  17. fluffycrow

    Looking for advice

    Sounds good. Having eggs in the nest might encourage her to sit, if she’s already thinking about it. Her having broody history will also help. Hope it works out, please keep us updated!
  18. fluffycrow

    What breed?

    Looks like a black sex link
  19. fluffycrow

    Looking for advice

    There was recently another poster on here in a similar situation. If she really is going broody, then she has given you a great opportunity to add to the flock of one! Letting her raise chicks on her own is likely to be much smoother in terms of integration, as opposed to introducing juveniles...
  20. fluffycrow

    Dog thread!🐾

    :love :love :love
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