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Hey, check this list out: Hoover's Hatchery (TSC): Identify Your Chick

Depends how crafty you are and how much you're willing to spend. Sizes can be another issue. I got one saddle, and from that saddle I got a pattern and have used it to make several saddles. Sewing only. You don't want anything that your rooster's nails will get caught on. If you sew them...

I vacuumed/did some laundry. I hooked up internet at my house for the first time. I went to Walmart.

I never wear makeup. I don't even own any.

I agree. In our State, we have a Right to Farm bill, that's actually causing problems in our town because someone in the middle of town has like a hundred goats, and nobody can do anything about it. Our town is trying to find things they could do because they're on town water and such, and for...

Those are adorable! I'm so happy for you! Hopefully nothing bad will happen do to you having them. Even if you are allowed to keep them, I would never free-range them. Some Muscovies can be very aggressive, and if they go after a neighbor (or their pets), you could have bigger problems than you...

My brother found a rock today that he let me keep:

Wow, those are amazing. I love those. That pale one that has all those ridges near the middle I like the best.

So sorry for your loss. :hugs :hugs

That second picture is gorgeous! 😍😍

Hello! Yeah, life gets busy. I'm glad to hear your flock is still doing well! 😊

Welcome back to the forum and the chickens! We'll be looking forward to seeing you around more. Best of luck on getting more of those specialty breeds!

Have you ever been bitten by an animal?

At first glance, I thought Rhode Island Blue, then I noticed her feet. Where did you get her? She might be a French Blue Copper Marans...

Awesome. I'm so glad to hear she's doing well. Congrats on the egg!

I love these! Beautiful pictures! :love:love

Thanks for the follow!

Cochins can be eaten as they're a dual purpose breed, but they can live long, healthy lives with no troubles. There's nothing to worry about with him. He'll be a nice addition to your flock if you wanted to keep him. (Some people keep Cochins as pets.)

Ok. He's obviously a male then. Which one is Popcorn? I didn't really see any meatbirds in there...

I would remove all the chicks. The mother might eventually go after them, even if she appears fine now. I don't think the color (especially how it's so similar to the others) should be a problem. However, I have known brooders to be rougher with their sons than their daughters.