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Found this in my coop
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🐔 Cluck-tastic conundrum alert! Found something curious in your coop? A mysterious surprise in the laying box can leave any chicken keeper scratching their head. With all your hens around three years old and no roosters in sight, it’s time to put on our detective hats! Fear not—let’s unravel this egg-citing mystery together. Share your thoughts and let’s see if we can crack this case wide open! 🥚✨ [link] [comments]
| | It was on the laying box. None of the hens appear egg bound. All hens are about 3 years old. I have no roos in this particular coop. Any ideas? [link] [comments] |
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