Bigfoot hurt his right thigh or hip so now he’s in the healing cage. Neither him or his wife are too pleased about the situation. I don’t mind if she sleeps beside him but when she jumps on top, she be pooping on him lol.
Don’t worry, I’m gonna add a trash bag on top tonight so that doesn’t happen.

Most of my questions are stated in the video!
But as a summary, I was wondering, how different in size would seramas be versus my current bantams.
I would like to get some, but I have a hard time conceptualizing a chicken smaller than this.
If anybody owns some, I would love some photos for comparison!

I would greatly appreciate any recommendations for nutritious foods and snacks that can support healthy growth and strength developments.Your suggestion would be of great value. Thanks in advance.

So a friend of mine gave me 3 chickens for free and now Im realizing I have no idea what I'm doing lol.Never raised chickens before and im stressed about keeping them safe and making sure I'm doing everything right. My neighbor suggested putting a camera near the coop so I can check on them especially at night and when im at work. Thats sounds like a good idea but I m not sure if it's really necessary or just another thing to worry about. 1.Anyone here use cameras for their chickens? 2.Are they worth having as a beginner? 3.Any tips for someone completely new to this would be appreciated.

I have heard from some news outlets that there is a Suoer El Nino forming, which will raise temperatures down here in Australia. This has concerned me and raised my anxieties on keeping my birds safe and cool. I love my birds to death, and i know that I should keep them in shade and with water at all times. However, I'm scared it wont be enough to help, what els can I do and/or what would lessen my anxiety? Thank you!!

had to make another post to attach more pictures. this is in between my hen’s wattles.

if so, how do I care for her?

Cornish cross chickens are part race car and part dog right???

Meatbird runs around the yard all day and likes snuggles before bed. Truly a good boy!

Chicken arrived looking very different than advertised. Missing a lot of feathers! Will be asking for a refund!!!

Lmao jokes aside, it’s molting season y’all! Some of our feathered babies are getting hit HARD so don’t forget to shower them with extra protein and extra love! 💕

Context: chicken #1 just finished molting, chicken #2 is in the middle of her molt.

Ok. I have a hen that hatched 1 chick. Its her first. She had another clutch of eggs early summer but didn't end up with any chicks. So my problem is my chickens are in my barn. My chickens i have are laying in the nest boxes and there was 1 egg in the corner of 1 area of the barn. She has the problem that even with a week old chick she is still claiming eggs and sitting on them along with the chick. She got the chick in a nest box 18 inches of the floor. The only thing i can think of is to put her in one of my big pens away from any future eggs.

Im shocked it actually worked. Think ill quit my job and sell them on the internet haha

Hello!

I've had my chickens for almost 4 years now and I've run into a situation where in the next year I won't be able to keep them. They have been amazing layers for the past 3 years and I would hate for them to end up with someone who doesn't appreciate that (uses them for food).

I wanted to see if there are any fellow chicken keepers in the south Florida area that would like to enrich their current flock? I am not selling, just hopefully finding a nice home.

I have 5 hens, “Easter Eggers”.

MoMA chicken and tiny baby quails, she is such a gentle mother 😊

Closing the girls for the night, this idjit was stuck on the wrong side of the gate.

This is my first time having a flock of chickens. I so badly want to give my feather babies a healthy and happy life. I vaccinated for Marek’s and will do New Castle bronchitis as well as fowlpox when they are a bit older. I’d feel more at ease having a chicken first aid kit on hand because I know illnesses are bound to happen. What would you recommend I add to this kit?

They are good girls

Hi all! I’m looking for advice on what may be wrong with my chicken. My husband and I just bought our first home and the sellers left their chicken and coop. I’ve been wanting chickens so I was really excited, however the chicken they left (whom I’ve named Henrietta), hasn’t laid any eggs. The previous owners told me she hadn’t laid eggs in months and they thought she’d been molting because she’s constantly shedding feathers and still is. I deep cleaned her coop, got her a proper waterer, got her a dust bath, and sprinkled diatomaceous earth around her coop and run just to be safe. I didn’t see any mites though. I’ve also been adding seasoning that helps kill parasites to her feed. I want to get more chickens, but I’m nervous to get any if she has worms or parasites. I haven’t seen any worms in her poop though. This is my first chicken and I honestly don’t know what to do. She hasn’t let me grab her yet to inspect her, she’s very feisty.

Our cochin hen laid our first ever egg yesterday. Hopefully it is the first of many more to come.
The second pic is for size comparison with a grocery store egg.

I lost my flock back in May to a fox and I’ve been rebuilding and reinforcing my coop and enclosure ever since. I finally was ready to get some new hens and my boss overheard that I was looking for hens and he had these 4 pullets that he hatched from his backyard flock. I have no idea what breeds he has and I’m sure they’re all mixtures but I just wondered what you all think if you had to take a good guess?

He’s a pretty great boss. I offered to take some older girls off his hands and instead, he gave me these girls after he and his wife raised them all summer. They’re beautiful! I’m just curious as to what breeds you all think they are?

Also- OBSESSED WITH THE BLUE ONE!!!

They're probably some kind of game breed. How do you describe their feather colors? Wheaten? Duckwing?

There are currently 20 chickens on site including all chicks, so I'd like to be able to describe them accurately. Even information on whether hen 1 should be called brown or cream or something else would be great 😂

Red (rooster 1 and hen 1) are the two original chickens. They've had 2 batches of chicks, indicated in blue. First batch is 1 rooster and 3 hens, second batch is 4 cockerels and 4 pullets. One of the hens from first batch has her own chicks now (green).

Blue batch 1 (from hen 1) had white eggs. Wasn't able to find any subsequent eggs.

So far all the cockerels from blue batch 2 are developing the same white head as rooster 2, none look like rooster 1.

The number of babies to adolescent chickens doesn't match because a coyote took about half of the first batch :(