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Yes I don't see why not

When I saw this one I thought you meant yogi bear lol Then I saw piglet and though DOH

Now that the summer has come to a lovely end and all are chickens are in molt. We will now be bring this great contest to an end and choosing our winners. The contest will end on Tuesday and admins will announce a winner there after. Get your final entries in and good luck to you all as you all...

and they told me brylcreem would work

Its Easy when your half possum

My original Screen name was Silverfox0786 the story was behind that is im known as Silverfox and Silverfox786 was always gone but adding the leading Zero (0) was always available but then just for this forum as all other forums I am still silverfox0786 I changed it to Habib's Hens and...

that's how I have done it aswell although a lot of people use quails as floor dwellers in chicken runs to clear up fallen food

show us a video so we can hear It too

I have since managed to acquire a brahma cockerel so not really looking for one anymore I am happy to rehome him if you cant find a home but then that will be at your discretion and expense to get him here now

very sorry to hear her I think I agree try some food to coax her back but new chicken are very difficult to get back thats why the advice usually is to coop them for 2 weeks but then nothing you can do about slipping out of hands don't blame your self she will find her way to food

I don't see much activity on here any more entries coming in so far they are great

Welcome to the forum

the innards may be out but to me it looks like a infected yolk sac that chick wont make it

I think that rooster looks pretty good to me

is this a way of trying to get attention

unabsorbed yolk sack that chick was not ready to hatch and you helped it out bad move that chick may not make it as it looks infected

3 eggs a day is pretty spot on for you from each pen but if you mean 3 eggs from 7 hens then heat is one factor the other is 14 hours of light is needed for optimal laying

I lay my odd on a RAT