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paige_hall44
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2h ago
DAE think the whole no-heat lamp thing for chicks is overblown?
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olivia_owens
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1d ago
Rant: that $28 automatic coop door was the best money I ever threw at this hobby
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lilyanderson
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1d ago
I'm done treating pine shavings as the cheap option in the coop
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the_daniel
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2d ago
Switched my hens to fermented feed last October and got a weird surprise with the eggs
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henderson.mila
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6d ago
Can we talk about the 3 square feet per chicken thing being way off?
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iris_burns
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6d ago
Why does nobody warn you that a broody hen will sit on anything, including a doorknob
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tyler_martinez
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9d ago
My uncle swore a single heat lamp was plenty for 12 chicks in March, and I paid for that advice in a cold snap
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blair_davis
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9d ago
My vet said to quit the deep litter and just scrub the waterer, and my flock stopped getting sick
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noahclark
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10d ago
Dropped $70 on a heat lamp setup my aunt swore by, and my chicks were fine without it
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the_wyatt
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12d ago
Spent $9 on a bag of black oil sunflower seeds and my egg count went from 3 a day to 5
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hill.hugo
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12d ago
Gave my hens layer pellets for a year and the eggshells stayed paper thin
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ross.terry
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14d ago
Rant: the feeder I hung at chest height in my Cheyenne coop was the reason I lost 2 hens
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dylan413
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18d ago
Found out my 6 hens only lay well when the coop stays above 40 degrees, learned it from a $12 thermometer
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rose_young
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19d ago
My $3 feed scoop broke mid pour and I finally fixed the real problem
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elliot_hayes16
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21d ago
Just learned a hen only has about 300 usable eggs in her, and I'm weirdly bothered by it
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