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RLB2
Our modest chicken population keeps taking hits from a dedicated foe that visits every night. Every now and then, it gets lucky and gets into the hen house before we shut the door to the hen house, which is really a barn area usually...
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Written on May 14th, 2013
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404error
We were just living in the city so we only had three (we have had more before we lived in the city) and now we moved into more of the country (not really the country though) and we hadn't gotten our chickens from the old house. Today we...
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Written on September 13th, 2012
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Handed
I've been raising chickens for around ten years now. Up until now only using broody bantam hens, but this year I bought an incubator and brooder. I have two dozen lavender Araucana eggs in it hatching at the moment.
I have owned a range...
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Written on September 5th, 2012
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whisperingthunder
When I was young, my dad raised chickens on two occasions. I don't know what breed they were, but they must have been dual-purpose birds. We collected eggs for a while, and then we butchered them ourselves (a fact which turned me off...
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Written on July 3rd, 2012
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jaylo1125
What does it mean when my rooster makes a humming almost high pitched purring noise??
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Written on September 15th, 2009
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jaylo1125
i have a chicken that is a female. she has spurs like a rooster. is that normal?? should i cut them or file them or something?? she doesn't fight or anything. definately female because she lays eggs.
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Written on August 17th, 2009
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zillaron
I miss having chickens roaming my yard. I used to have a flock of approx. 20 chickens & 4 geese at my place in Washington. I'd let them out to forage in the morning & secure them in their coop at night. There's something...
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Written on July 13th, 2009
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Pidgie
I just love our chickens, and fresh eggs are the best!
We have six Speckled Sussex, five hens and a rooster. We've had the hens for a year, but we just got the little rooster yesterday. He's only eight weeks old and...
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Written on July 7th, 2009
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gdrtx
I'm not sure how long I've raised chickens. I was trying to figure this out a couple of days ago when my oldest rooster died. I was planning on hatching out a batch of eggs this spring, but waiting for warmer weather...
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Written on February 13th, 2009
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sugnim
I love raising chickens! They are my favorite pet by far! I love how they follow me around and eat treats from my hand. And they make the silliest sounds. Best of all, they keep the squirrels away! I can't...
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Written on August 23rd, 2008
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bleedingheartconservative
I never raised the ham (oink, oink) but I used to raise Americauna chickens. Their eggs are in lovely colors ranging form olive green to turquoise blue. They were so lovely. I enjoyed my chickens a lot. I wish I had room for chickens...
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Written on June 26th, 2008
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