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Oh. Sorry

But if it is roosting bars, 1ft of roosting space per chicken, minimum, roosters need more hens less. For bantams I have no clue but I would have more on purpose

Roosting bars? If they are nesting bars, you don’t need ALL that nesting space not even for 20+ hens, you just need like 10 boxes max

Yeah. Except I got fifty percent male and female. One female one male.

Depends. Are the girls ducks or chickens? Ducks no because they like to play in the rain with their waterproof feathers. Chickens also no. I mean maybe some do. But chickens are stupid. Geese same problem with ducks.

Bribe them with some peas or worms and toss em’ in the water. If that doesn’t work just push em in

Sweet! And :welcome Any pics of your flock?

Thank you. He was a good chicken, very friendly.

ITS A BOY! BCM Roos are absolutely gorgeous! Only one breed of roo I like more. Splash australorp. RIP Pirate the chicken. :hit

Kinda looks like a blue laced golden Wyandotte. Kinda. No idea on gender

Me too

Maybe one of those baby xylophones just nail it to a post and clip off the mallets, and tah dahh! Gives me plenty of entertainment as well as birds. Looks great!

okay! thats what I thought because the chickens never bled when they were molting last year.

Give him vitamin B complex and lots of swim time and a little extra TLC. I have a female Pekin like this but she was born with this deformity, she is doing great now.

Looks like she's just going through a molt.

Yes chickens are quite the trouble makers when they see blood... Thank you! May god bless you all!

Thank you so much! One question though, when ducks molt is there soupposed to be a little bit of blood?

She is a spitting image of Blue australorp Jewel! But she's broody and I hardly see her anymore, she's a really good broody

@Jenbirdee @Miss Lydia @Luv Ducks @Canadian Wind @oldhenlikesdogs @MysteryChicken ? Please Help. I would really appreciate the help

Hi I have a duck named gimpy. She was born with a leg deformity, but I give her daily aqua thearpy. She is around 7-71/2 months. She lays eggs daily. She's never gone through a hard molt only light ones during the fall/early spring. I was feeding them this morning and found that she has a stripe...