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This is Blanche, I was told that she is a Porcelain D’Uccle, I am pretty sure she is a pigeon. She is eight weeks old, any ideas of the gender of Blanche?

Henrietta and Blanche follow us everywhere, today they are trying to help us clean out the garage and fix the bikes for summer. I still have no idea what kind of chicken Blanche is, Someone on here said she is a Porcelain D’Uclle hen. I dunno, maybe.

So tomorrow is supposed to be the day that I put Enchilada in his holding pen for processing on Wednesday.i got him for this reason; to eat a bird that I knew for sure had lived a good life, to know that when I move to my land in WV that I would be able to be responsible at animal husbandry in...

just wanted to post some pics of my girls.

I am trying to buy my chicken, Hildegard, a crop bra but it I don’t know what size to get her; chicken or chick. She is a seven week old Isa Brown and she is not gaining weight like her sister. Anybody have any ideas?

well, I have kept them all alive for seven weeks now. Yay me. I have been having a heck of a time with Hildegard’s crop and trying to figure out how to fix it. I have to order a crop bra but in the mean time I am making one for her. I have tried three and all three have failed, I nearly choked...

Hildegard is a sweet girl who loves to cuddle and will happily fall asleep in your arms while you are binge watching tv. She is also going to give me a stroke. She has always been very curious, always searching and pecking and exploring. We ended up with an impacted crop, we took care of it...

Hildegard seemed to be on her way, super happy about being with her flock and having a great time sunbathing and kicking up dirt. I went out to open their coop door and picked her up to check on her like I do every morning and her crop was so big it was hanging down so far that if she bent down...

well, my five week old chicks spent their first night out in their coop. I was so worried about them, but the did really great and were all bright eyed and bushy tailed when I went out this morning to open their coop door to the run. Unfortunately my girl Hildegard didn’t get to join them...

well, it’s been a few days now, maybe close on a week, and my poor dear Hildegard is so very sick. She started off with what looked like it was sour crop, so I tried a bunch of recommendations, she looked to finally be doing better but then her crop was just filling up and not emptying at all...

this is my Cornish Cross, his name is Enchilada and he is five weeks old. Poor guy doesn’t even have feathers on his belly. His favorite things to do are eat, peck, eat, lay on my lap, peck and eat. Oh, and he also like to dig holes and lay in them.

Henrietta is hanging out on my lap today. She hasn’t had much attention for the last couple of days because her sister, Hildegard, is sick. Henrietta is such a precocious little thing, and even though she may not be a beauty queen like her sis she more than makes up for it with her personality.

I recently watched a documentary about show chickens and saw that people were clipping chicken nails and beaks.mso this is a thing? Am I supposed to do that? What if I accidentally cut off a toe. Would they be ok if I didn’t do this?

R so my five week old Isa Brown has what feels like a balloon on her chest. It’s very large and the other chicks don’t have it, not even her sister Isa. It this something I should be worried about?

Four toes, light skin, no poofs. What the what!? What is this girl...or guy. It’s super tiny, all of my chicks are now five weeks.

This is Hidagard, Henrietta, Enchilada, and Napoleon. Enchilada is our meat bird........I guess..... Hildegard has a giant ballon like bouch....oh my gods, the cat Eddie is eating their oatmeal!

i live nearly smack in the center of the CLE and I love it, but I never thought that I would be able to have my own chicks while I lived in the city. Then I bought a house in a Latino community and there were city chickens all over the place. Beautiful homes and yards, lots of laughing kids and...