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what bedding do you use? could it be splay leg? you should try a chicken chair, to both help with balance and reaching food.

you could gently remove the eggshell, once you are CERTAIN there is no more veins or yolk to be absorbed.

they don't typically grow so long that you would notice them, but both hens and roosters can have leg spurs, and I know a few Rhode Island Red hens who have them. they still give me between 6 and 7 eggs a week each, and I have a half Plymouth named Uno that I hatched from one a few weeks ago!

the weather probably had something to do with it.

Have you posted pictures in the “what breed/ gender?” Forum?

By the way, are you in central Ohio?

Cool! Do you know what breed?

No. There’s a buying and selling form on here, but I posted about wanting to sell 3 ducks and a rooster ( Rhode Island Red), and nobody has offered to buy them. I was actually thinking about posting on Facebook Marketplace next.

well, somehow this thing's still alive. going to check on it again after school.

not sure but if I had a guess..... baby one looks like a Polish baby two is probably a Maran baby three is something crested, maybe a Legbar, or maybe some kind of mixed breed Polish. too early to tell gender.

what do you look for in a chicken? Plymouth Barred Rocks are a good breed to start with. in terms of coops, I would recommend making one out of pallets.

heh. I have autism, and the amount of times I need to stop myself from explaining to a random stranger why they should have Plymouth and Easter Egg over Rhode Island Red............. lol.

how is it being housed? any rough floors it could have scratched itself on?

Not sure what breed it would be, but you should call them Lucky or Clover or something, if they don’t have a name.

Is the crop emptying normal?

Not sure, but the last 4 pictures look like they could be Legbar. I think the silly looking black and white one is a frizzle Polish.

Not too promising, but I think you should keep it in just in case.

I just went out, saw one of my quail roosters biting another quail. The other quail is ok, but it’s head was bleeding. I think the problem rooster is another suspect……. He is locked up on his own now. I believe it was a territorial fight, but he is the only aggressive one I’ve seen so far. The...

well......(talks about chickens and screenwriting and 3d printing for six hours straight)

local auction? I never thought of that! I'm gonna go sell some ducks now ;)