From the lightest to the heaviest chicken breeds. Chicken can reach decent heights threw flight. How high can each chicken breed fly and what breeds will suit me I have a small backyard and 5-6 foot fence. I also have four Easter Eggers and I’m looking for a nice chicken breed also how high do...
Please someone help, the chicks aren’t getting along and the mother hen doesn’t let all four chicks underneath and we don’t have a heat lamp for the chicks. Really worried for the health of these chicks but my mum doesn’t understand that they need this lamp!:(
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Our mother hen just hatched three beautiful chicks last week (Thursday) and they have been hanging out in the coop and around the yard since Monday when they came outside. They stick together and stay close to the coop. The chickens, Easter Eggers, are free-range (four ladies and a...
Juniper, our Olive Egger, really wanted to become a mother so on Saturday I bought 4 baby chicks from our local feed store.
2 Red Sex Links, 1 Barred Rock, and 1 Black Australorp. We actually got the Black Australorp by mistake because they were in with the Barred Rocks but I love it already...
I had a hen hatch out six chicks, and I wanted a couple more white egg layers (my entire laying flock right now are brown egg layers) so I got her four little Cali whites to go with her six youngins.
I had read that I would have to wait until night, and do it oh so carefully, but I can’t pull...
I have a very secure pen and chicken house that I have successfully housed guinea fowl and a rooster and hens. They free range during the day. Sadly one of my alpacas slid the window of their hen house open and a fox killed all my guinea fowl and some of my hens. I have Maremmas guarding all...
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I have a hen that hatched a chick in the last 24 hours. Sadly, the chick was unable to finish the hatching process and died. We took the egg/baby away but the hen is still sitting on the nest as if to be waiting for her baby to hatch. We happen to have chicks that we hatch via incubation...
So I have two Brown Leghorn hens from the same clutch, that I named Becky and Bailey. They were almost identical as chicks, the only difference being the mark around their eyes.
This is Becky- she has a sort of winged eye liner marking. (my friend called her "becky with the good eye liner"...
So a couple weeks back we bought a mother hen and six chicks, unfortunately she only accepted four of them (only the ones the same color as her; four were black, the other two were yellow, is this unusual?) and the other two didn't make it. Anyway, at this point the chicks are at least a month...