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Hi everyone! I’ve owned ducks and chickens and goats and a pot belly pig but FINALLY got my first Emu yesterday. There weren’t two available unfortunately, so I’m raising him inside right with with 4 baby chicken friends. He is with us a lot as well. He is two weeks old and although I’ve done a...

So I was posting in egg countdown, but thought I should start a new thread since I am up to 5 eggs now in the first week! Yahoo! So not really counting down anymore but looking excitedly in every day to find a new little egg. But, I am now trying to figure out who it is of the 5! I have...

Hi! I am new to this and pretty nervous about adding two new hens to my flock that I am picking up today. I know to quarantine, etc so it isn't the disease possibility that worries me, it is the risk of injury, I am adding new hens because my straight run of Bantams ended up being two roosters...

I am new to the chicken world and have learned a lot over the past few months. Everything has been going well and we are having a lot of fun waiting for our first eggs! However, after getting some advice here, I realize I probably need to add a couple more hens to the group. I got my four...

I have 4, feather footed bantams. 2 ended up being roosters and 2 are hens. They are 15 weeks old so I still have a bit before the girls start laying. I have a couple of questions while waiting anxiously for them to start! I was told that since the four grew up together, I should be ok...

Hello! I have 4, assorted feather footed bantams that will be 8 weeks old this week that I am crazy about! They are all four a different color, size, etc, so I have no real comparison to each other for sexing. Does anyone have any good tips or suggestions? Thanks! Carrie

Hi everyone! I am new to the chicken world, but have been preparing for weeks. I live in Sturgeon Bay, WI and attended an AMAZING seminar last night at our Local Co-op feedstore and afterwards purchased my first 4 baby chicks. 4 feather footed bantams. I am excited to watch them grow and...