The Simple Way to Tell How Old Your Chickens Are
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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Today we are going to show you some easy ways to tell how old your chickens are!
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Timestamps:
1:13 Out of the egg
2:53 How old is my pullet?
3:14 Young pullet
4:34 How old is my hen
5:17 Young birds
5:37 Older hens
6:12 Combs
7:26 Record your flock
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🎯 it would REALLY be helpful if your pictures were in line with what you're saying. As, newly hatched words=picture of newly hatched chicks; 3 week old chicks= picture matching so " we can relate what you're saying". IE: 1:33 showing a bunch of chickens but your words were talking about the first fuzz changing to first feathers. What we see are chickens at 2-3 months old.
Rewatch this vid and see what i mean.... thank you for your research, with pictures matching it would be 100% spot on to learn by.
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I notice that the feet of my older hens tend to be a telltale sign of aging. The layers of skin and scale gets thicker.
Wow! What a jam packed informative video!!! Thank you SO much!
Great content. Thank you
Great information
Would be helpful to show pictures of chicks/chickens at the stages you are referring to, instead of showing generic clips of them as adults.
This! It would honestly help if he did it, he should re update with the same voice just more slides
I was thinking the same thing
Came here to say to say this.
Thanks for that
Thank you for the information. It would be helpful if you could show the differences that you are talking about.
How do you introduce young hens to older hens, without them fighting?
I wish I'd seen this video a year ago. Saw some very cute, tiny youngsters. I asked if they were young ones meaning not full grown. Guy said yes. After I paid for them, he said they had already started laying eggs. They are nice chickens...but...I have to keep these little ones separate because the bigger chickens pick on them so much....and I really don't have the room for that!
Perhaps it was because they needed th o get used to the new ones coming in. 6 months later, I hope all is well.
We have 12 chickens, 9 regular size, 3 small bantam sized, and 4 are roosters - I think. 5 of our hens, regular sized, are about a year old, the rest are now 17 weeks old, born May 24th. Two of the roosters are large, two are small bantam sized. One of the small bantam sized ones, has all the characteristics of a rooster, the other, now 17 weeks old, looks like a female, but crows like a young boy who's voice is changing. By that, I mean no long tail feathers, small comb and waddle, and is now trying to breed the hens, mainly the other one who is almost identical to him. He is too 'chicken' to try with the bigger, older hens. How do I know, for sure, if he is a he? I wish I could upload a pic of him and his sibling. Is it possible a rooster won't have the features a rooster should have? Or is this a hen acting like a male. We have too many roosters so it's important I know which to give away. Thank you for any help or advice you can give me. Do you have an email I could send photos to, maybe? Keeping my fingers crossed he is really a she, lol.
We have a rooster that acted like a hen, 'mothering' the little ones.. so I guess it would work the other way around..
She was abandoned, about 50 of them. So we got a few. Now she's sick, I don't know what to do. Have her an Epson salt bath, she perked, now 2weeks later she's lagging
If my chicken looks just like a the chickens you are showing but sings like a rooster, is it a rooster?
Not true about spurs. Spurs on hens are as rare as hens that crow💯%fact WE don’t know exactly why they crow or grow spurs but I take it as a sign for great hens.