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    Kalobis replied to the thread Inverse Introductions.
    I know it's a bit tight for now, but our plan is to always sit between 8-10 laying hens, no roosters. I suspect I have 6 hens and 7...
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    Kalobis reacted to Ridgerunner's post in the thread Inverse Introductions with Like Like.
    That would be tight for 16 mature chickens but chicks don't take as much room. Removing the boys is a good idea but with straight run...
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    Kalobis reacted to Ridgerunner's post in the thread Inverse Introductions with Like Like.
    How big, in feet or meters, are your coop and run. Photos of what they look like inside the coop and from the outside could be very...
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    Kalobis reacted to CHlCKEN's post in the thread Inverse Introductions with Like Like.
    Don't use DE, its useless and dangerous. Your situation isn't as different as you think, and it's going to be pretty much the same...
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    Kalobis replied to the thread Inverse Introductions.
    This is great advice, thanks! My coop is 8x4, and the attached run is 8x16. They are only in the coop to sleep though. Out of the 13...
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    We hatched 13 straight run barnyard mixes about 7-8 weeks ago. My wife was hesitant at first but came around and wants silkies. We...
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    Thank you so much for the encouragement and advice! I will give it some time, but do plan to try again once I know more. I feel maybe I...
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    Kalobis reacted to Penpal's post in the thread Runaway Chick! with Like Like.
    She was eating insects and fresh leafy vegetables (grass, dandelions). Glad she survived!
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    Kalobis replied to the thread Runaway Chick!.
    I imagine she had some stories to tell her flockmates last night! We have coyotes, bobcats, mink, skunk, raccoon, fox, owls, hawks...
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    Kalobis reacted to rosemarythyme's post in the thread Runaway Chick! with Like Like.
    Yay for a happy ending! It's amazing how resilient they can be if forced to by circumstances.
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    Kalobis reacted to KyCoop's post in the thread Runaway Chick! with Like Like.
    We were working in our backyard one day and my husband yelled over "what kind of bird is this ?" I looked up and saw a chick running...
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    Kalobis reacted to SourRoses's post in the thread Runaway Chick! with Like Like.
    Wow! I wonder what she's been eating? 🥳 Woo Hoo that she made it home!
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    Kalobis replied to the thread Runaway Chick!.
    Update: our neighbours two houses down just spotted it. Mealworms, patience, and my trusty butterfly net brought the chicken home. I...
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    Kalobis replied to the thread Runaway Chick!.
    Thanks gang! I couldn’t find it or hear it, but it will be dusk shortly. I’ll keep an eye / ear out for it until it’s too dark. I...
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    Kalobis reacted to Ridgerunner's post in the thread Runaway Chick! with Like Like.
    The best way to look for it is to listen. If it is by itself it should start giving that lonely peep before long. Catching them can be...
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