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Can you name one spearmint?

Anyone?

$5

Brahma chickens are nice. I would also recommend Plymouth Barred Rock, and Americana.

$3 American.

I think Twister (light orange barn mix) maybe broke her wing. No screaming when I tried to stretch it out, but it looks really loose and limp.

congrats, you've got a house duckling. seriously though, the chicken idea is cool. it might work.

go for the high end on machine, low end on the hygrometer. my hygrometer always says 98.5 in the corner, and my incubator says 101 in the middle. I run slightly hot, and my eggs in the middle three rows hatch on day 19 or 20, while the eggs on the edge hatch on 21 or 22. try to find out what...

might be a bad sign.... I would keep an eye on it.

I think, genetically speaking, it would be better to breed parent/ child pairs. that is because the baby would have DNA from its moms parents and its dads parents, instead of having DNA from the same grandparents twice.

Chicken chair, splay leg bands, 3d printed casts. There is a lot of options. Is there an avian vet in the area?

I haven't seen a chick like that. usually just Rhode Island red, Midnight Maran, Australorp, or Plymouth. I wonder if it might be a link of some kind? or maybe an EE.

sorry, I'm not sure of the breed. I do know that if he is a Starlight, breeding him with a brown egg layer will get you olive eggers!

oh yeah, that looks like a roo.

They might be some kind of mix. Looks like a few barn mixes I hatched recently.

it’s been a while, but today I realized that my nine surviving quail got big, and I still have no clue what breed or gender they are! All Japanese quail, but I’m wondering what you call the colors. I have group pictures, as well as close ups of the less flighty ones. Also yes, I know the setup...

Any advice on what this is? Thinking fox track. Caught a pair of raccoons, but then 2 more chickens went missing

*make that 14

that's some nice chickens you've got there.

you could try to introduce some older chicks? but that depends on how your bird behaves around new chicks though.