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Gladys

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I remember our chicken eggs when I was a kid, we had Barred rock, Rhode island red, and Bantam (Banty) chickens. Looked like easter, white, brown, pink, and kind of a bluish green,  big,small and everything in between but all mmm,mmm good. We had the Bantam because they were excellent sitting hens if I remember right ??

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12 hours ago, Chad G. said:

I remember our chicken eggs when I was a kid, we had Barred rock, Rhode island red, and Bantam (Banty) chickens. Looked like easter, white, brown, pink, and kind of a bluish green,  big,small and everything in between but all mmm,mmm good. We had the Bantam because they were excellent sitting hens if I remember right ??

Yes. My bantams go broody a lot. I try to let them hatch babies every spring. It’s so fun to watch. 

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On 1/29/2023 at 9:17 PM, Fire1981 said:

I buy them. Look for “Grubbleys” online. My chickens get these so their feathers don’t fall out. The bird stores mealworms are twice as much. Go “Grubbleys” đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„đŸ”„

Thank you Fire! sorry for the slow response! I forgot I asked LOL! love your chicken pictures!!

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On 3/12/2023 at 11:47 PM, schmoozer said:

You don’t let them sit on the eggs to hatch? From a non-farmer🙃

I do that in the summer.  It’s difficult to have chicks outside in the winter with the water freezing. I do love hen hatching over incubators. ;)

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One of my hens is a Brooder by nature  without a rooster. She sits on the eggs of the day including her’s before I collect them. She just started doing this with the time change. All my hens are 1 years old now. I gotta remember to have live crickets to feed the when my Granddaughter comes over. đŸ”„

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We has a killdeer drop 2 eggs in our yard and abandon the nest. Having 5 dogs in the yard is not a good place to nest. I saw them in the yard and tried to chase them out, they are minimalists, just making a depression in the gravel. For 2 years they nested successfully in the upper yard by the drive way. ACA27541-D172-4EBA-835F-A804F84785BD.thumb.jpeg.0b99ddbdf033f448f723729486141b99.jpeg

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