What Happens When Chickens Molt?

Thanks, I learned a few things!
Great Information! thanks for the great article Mountain Peeps!
Very helpful article for a new chicken owner!
Great information with pictures for visual learners like me.

My broody hen was having difficulties and didn't hatch her clutch of eggs. So I hatched them for her in the incubator and gave her the chicks. She began molting soon after I gave her the chicks and finished molting shortly before she finished rearing them. I wasn't sure what was wrong with her because it was the first time "we" had hatched eggs. Now she looks beautiful again.
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Great idea for an article, very informative!
very helpful information:)
Clearly and matter of factly presented. Great illustrative pictures and diagrams.
Everyone should read this. We would all be more understanding of our "freeloading " hens.
Amazing article. I’m glad I don’t molt!
Very interesting article! Thank you for making and sharing! :goodpost:
Thanks again, especially liked the extra nugget about rating layers by the way they molt!
Great article explaining the molting process. I LOVE that you included tips on supporting a flock molting...as this is always my first concern for my girls!
This article was a good summary of the molt, and why it happens. I learned some new and interesting facts about it too!
great article for me as a new chicken owner. So much info here I didn’t know .. will be going back to re-read and take notes. My girls are 15 weeks so I’m expecting to see a molt before long.
Great article. Very informative!
Very informative and thorough. I should be able to tell when my chickens start to molt and it clears up some questions I've had. Thanks for sharing.
Loved this article! And I very much appreciate the suggestions, I've been looking for ways to help them through their molt.
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