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  1. JacinLarkwell

    Question of the Day - Sunday, June 9th, 2024

    Grey's Anatomy
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    LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

    Family is visiting. Already ready for them to start going home. They hadn't even been here 48 hours before they were talking about queer school politics
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    Mille fleur d'uccle coop size?

    Some people keep bantam pairs in large dog crates/kennels
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    Question of the Day - Saturday, June 8th, 2024

    Absolutely
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    Broody Vs non-broody lifespan

    I haven't noticed much of a difference. Oldest broody is about 10-11, oldest nonbroody was 9-10, but I lose ones of both groups at various ages
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    Question of the Day - Saturday, June 8th, 2024

    Grasshoppers, duck, chicken, goat, sheep, dog and cat
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    Question of the Day - Friday, June 7th, 2024

    Realizing I had to consciously breathe. It was no longer just an automatic thing. I was looking at the front doorknob of our house and I suddenly needed to breathe in because I needed air
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    Question of the Day - Wednesday, June 5th, 2024

    Fabric and dnd dice
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    Question of the Day - Tuesday, June 4th, 2024

    Jerusalem cricket
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    Breeds with long careers

    Mine have a few issues between Mareks and a genetic bottleneck that showed up a few generations ago, but before then, yes, they were very hardy. Nowadays, they're on their way to being hardy apart from a cold intolerance I'm still fighting
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    need advice - neighborhood rooster found with head injury/exposed skull

    Your vet is an exception then. Most vets either won't at all or will make an appointment and charge when they don't know much about poultry or even birds in general
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    Falling Down Heights, my daily life

    I have chickens like that
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    5 week old chicks adopted by non broody hen

    I used to have a Japanese hen that adopted any chicks/teens she found. Only ever successfully brooded once, but she didn't need to be broody to adopt birds
  14. JacinLarkwell

    2023/2024 Question of the Day Archive & Suggestions

    Least favorite music genre?
  15. JacinLarkwell

    Official BYC Poll: What Is Your Least Favorite Thing About Keeping Chickens?

    It depends on the disability. If it's something that will destroy their quality of life, I put them down. If it's something they can't seem to learn to cope with, I put them down. If they learn to cope with it and they act like they did before, then I generally will let them stick around.
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    How long is it okay for a hen to be broody?

    I really wouldn't. There's a larger chance with each day that she quits being broody, which could ruin the clutch. I'd put her in a broody breaker cage and just break the hormones at this point
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    Cream legbar 4 weeks old

    They generally don't get that red that early though. Even large combs like leghorns take a while to pinken up.
  18. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    I don't think so. That was my first guess, but it was only the one duckling out of over a dozen, and she's mostly feathered. It also was decently warm water and airwise in their pen.
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