The first time you see your backyard bird limping, you might assume it merely has stubbed its toe. But as the days go by, it becomes clear that the affliction is not getting better, and in fact, your ...
About Phoenix Chickens: The Long Tailed Exhibition Bird
Phoenix Chickens are rather unique which you won’t see every day. Characterized by the long and flowy tail, this is a fun and ornamental breed. A Phoenix rooster would certainly catch the eye of ...
Does Diatomaceous Earth Really Benefit Chickens?
I was browsing through social media one day and found a question on one of the homesteading boards I follow. Someone wanted to know if diatomaceous earth for chickens was a good wormer. I let them ...
About Derbyshire Redcap Chickens: One of the Biggest Heads Around
Derbyshire Redcap Chickens is a fantastic breed for the homesteader wanting a steady production of both meat and eggs. Many people have never heard of this breed, but it needs some popularity to keep ...
About Rosecomb Bantam Chickens: Tiny Seniors of the Chicken World
Rosecomb Bantam Chickens are small and perky and a fun bird to have around, valued most for their exhibition and ornamental uses. Named for their size and unique comb shape, this is one of the ...
About Russian Orloff Chickens: The Cold Hardy, Endangered Bird
Here is a rather unique and beautiful bird that you may have never heard of! The Russian Orloff used to be a critically endangered breed, according to the Livestock Conservancy. ...
About Sumatra Chickens: An Exotic Exhibition Bird
Sumatra Chickens were primarily cultivated and shaped by the jungle islands just off Indonesia. These birds are eye catchers and head turners with very active and independent personalities. While the ...
About Ancona Chickens: Mediterranean, Barnyard Beauties
I don’t know about you guys, but I have a thing for mottled chickens. I swore I’d never have bantams and then I fell in love with Mottled Cochin bantams and got two. When I saw an Ancona Chicken, ...
10 Tips for Taming Chicks so They Become Friendly and Social Chickens
Do your chickens run to greet you and stand still so you can pick them up for a snuggle? Do they curl up in your lap and purr like a cat while you pet them? If yes, then you've got pet chickens. If ...