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Hello from Sprague River, Oregon. I'm.kinda new too. Lots of good info here.

A bobcat. Their sound is blood curdling. And if you catch their eyes they are looking right at you (me). But I haven't heard of one attacking people but watch chickens, small dogs and cats.

Where I live it gets 20° or less for 4-5 months. Cold!! I overheard that adding a little cayenne pepper to their food or water will help them be warmer and shorten the "no egg" time. Made sense so I tried it out. Seemed to help so now I've brought several healthy practices together and serve it...

I'm still pretty with it but I can't find that little scene or smiley face. Where might they be located? 🤣😂🤗

Careful of poison. You know chickens try everything they can see

Hi. Can I ask what it is in Oregon? Thanks.

Thank you all for that welcome. I know I still need to fill in some personal info but it took me 4 or 5 tries to post what I did. I don't know exactly how threads work but will figure it out. I tried to include pictures but got an error about the extension. I only have smartphone use right now...

I have two laying hens, Delilah and Penny, a gentleman Swedish Flower rooster, Sarge. This year there is a new addition, a single egg that hatched and the mother, aunt and dad have protected and raised it. Don't know sex yet. They are a happy little family. I joined to compare notes and learn...

Me too cause they can be a holes & hurt you bad! Fortunately I just reacted and on the very first time he started his rooster control mode.

Being only 3 years with chickens sometimes I feel like I know nothing. But being 70 human years, I know something! I wasn't planning on a rooster but ended up with a beautiful Swedish Flower the day after his first crow. That was his death certificate where he had been raised as he "was...

I just did this for the first time 3 weeks ago and left the 1 chick with the flock - mom, aunt and rooster. They took such good care I was amazed. They definitely keep it warm, fed, watered and protected better than an incubator ever would. The chick is growing, learning free ranging, and I...