:D

Not no mo

Thats not the hen who died ^^ The hen from this video is a year older and still alive - turning 9 in a few months :)

​@@Stachliage now?

@@jothishopping7914 She died last year, at the age of 9. Next saturday there will be the last video of her 💫

Thank you

Also 0:22?

The update is coming on July 8th :)

She died 2 months ago :/ Her siblings are all dead too, she was the last one. But there will be one last video of her :)

@@Stachli Condolence 😭 Tho it will be epic if you post it on her 10th birthday next year with all of her clips 😃❤️. I'd like to see her grand daughter too hehe.

@@iDarkStriker_ Thats the Plan :) And this is her granddaughter btw: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibuAqaqHz67Ih6M.html She is still alive 🤗

The hen the video is about is still alive :) But her siblings have already passed away

@@Stachli wow, sad. i hope my hen Femay lasts long like this. what age did the siblings die at?

@@femaysvlogging7436 They all passed away at around 5 years of age :(

Thank you for your kind comment again! It means so much 😊 Yeah, her comb changed extremely with the hormone chips. Until her death she got 4 of them in total. The first and second one had the most effects on her tho, as she seemed tired and down for weeks after the implants. Lost weight too. But after 1 to 2 months she always started being "herself" again. Still not exactly the same as before, but at least she was happy and more active again. With your chickens, is the plan that they get more implants in the future to prevent egg production for a longer time or just once just for them to recover?

@@Stachli Thanks for the reply :-) Our plan is to continue with the implants. When both Missy & Gracie had the shell less eggs the first time, we thought it was something that would not reoccur. Two weeks after the first shell less egg, it happened to Missy again. Again we were fortunate the vet could just do a syringing to remove the softshell inside her without major surgery. The vet then told us about the Suprelorin Implant. We never knew about that and had our vet put that in her. It is good to hear what you experienced on the implant as it seems similar with Missy too, meaning it has been about 1.5 months and she seems to be pretty close to "herself" but not totally like before. Mainly just more laid back in a way. Her weight has stabled and as you said on Pieps, she appears to be as about as happy and active again. Gracie we just implanted about 3 weeks ago although she never had a second shell less egg but was constantly in the nest box. She did have what we thought were marble size lash-eggs. Our vet thought it would be a good option due to this, so we did the implant with her too. Gracie seems to be having the same affects as Missy, so I was wondering how you situation was which you replied on, thanks so much. These ladies have been a huge part of our life now and we are trying to make sure they can have a long happy life. (Hentirement) 🙂 Never knew when we first started with these ladies how much they would enrich our lives.

Hope you been doing well. Just an update on our two ladies with implants. Gracie had to do surgery and we lost her on the table a few weeks ago. So devastating as that was my wife’s closet and special hen. Missy is still doing well. She just got her second implant. Missy is 4-years, 9-months old. Hope you and your ladies are doing well. Till next time ❤

@@clydesmithiii2119 Thanks for the update, nice to hear from you again! I'm so sorry to hear that tho - rip Gracie 💫 My chickens are all doing ok, thx :) My oldest one is getting closer and closer to the record :u

Glad to know your ladies are doing well. What is the name of your oldest hen and hope she lives a long Healthy life 🙂 Keep us posted on her. Thanks a bunch for replying back. @@Stachli

Thank you! :)

@@Stachli bro I got a 8 year old hen aswell. She was born on september 2013 and I was gonna be 12 years old on october 2013.

🐣🐥🐤🐔🍗💀😭 They grow up so fast

@@yusufayoub2709 Really cool! What breed is your hen?

@@Stachli fully brown Edit: sorry its new hampshire red medium brown egg.

Nope, she died 1 year ago at 9 years of age

@@Stachli rip

@@Stachli iam from India ,andaman and nicobar islands ur from

@@vijayandaman austria

Yes, she is still alive ^^

you have to upload another video to see it ... I love animals. I remember when I was little I had 2 hens. one black and one brown. the black reached 12 years and the brown 11

Ihre Mutter war Altsteirer, der Vater Italiener :) Oh, schade - woran ist sie denn gestorben, und welche Rasse war das Huhn wenn ich fragen darf? Ich hab ja die Erfahrung gemacht, dass viele reinrassige Hühner leider meistens nicht so alt werden. Aber 9 Jahre ist echt bewundernswert, ich hoffe meine Henne schafft das auch :D

@@Stachli wie ihre Schwester ein Mischling, ein altes Bauernhuhn. 😁 Tatsächlich wurden ihre reinrassigen Geschwister nicht ganz so alt. Gestorben ist sie leider an den Folgen eines Fußgeschwürs. Hatten wir in letzter Zeit bei einigen Hühnern.😔 Genau wissen tun wir nicht, was es ist, grauslich jedenfalls. Keine gewöhnlichen Kalkbeine, sondern es schwillt richtig an und der Tierarzt weiß auch ned weiter. Derzeit probieren wir es mit Blauspray, bei unserem derzeitigen Patienten, einem Araucanahahn... Lg aus der Steiermark 💚

​@@klug_d Solche Fußgeschwüre/Ballenabszesse hatte die Schwester meiner Henne leider auch, sie hatte jahrelang darunter gelitten bis sie mit 5 Jahren gestorben ist - ich hab auch nie herausgefunden wie man ihr hätte helfen können :/ Ich hab aber mal gelesen, dass sich bei solchen Fußgeschwüren oft bereits am/im ganzen Körper Abszesse gebildet haben - ich vermute, dass man da wirklich nicht viel machen kann.. Ich wünsche eurem Hahn jedenfalls trotzdem gute Besserung, und hoffe, dass es bei ihm nicht so schlimm ist. LG aus Niederösterreich :)

@@Stachli Danke dir! 😊👋

Do you have a vet in your area who is familiar with chickens? Please have it examined as soon as possible - if you can see the needle, I guess it's not in the stomach but still in the goiter. If so, it shouldn't be too much of a problem for the vet to resolve. Good luck for your chicken!

Yes he is fine now thank God. as u said it was in goiter only doctor took out the needle safely... And Tq for ur kind reply 🤗

@@Musicmetro25290 Thats great news!!! :)

Yes, but only once, back in 2014. She has one living granddaughter left :)

The world record is 16 years at the moment. I think you mean the ancestors of our chickens today - I think they were called "bankiva chickens". they only laid as many eggs as they hatched. Today's chickens are so highly bred that life expectancy has been reduced considerably by the exhaustion of frequent egg-laying.

@@Stachli wait so hens that dont lay egg live longer?

@@PussGreyPussMeng Thats my theory :D But I'm pretty sure thats the reason why my hen from this video got so old.

Hey, thanks for your comment! Read the text at 3:22, it is explained there. She has been given a hormone chip that prevents egg production. Of course, the comb extremely adapts to hormone changes. Just like with the annual feather change or when a chicken is breeding. I know, in this case its pretty extreme - but I can assure you, it is the same hen 😂 She is still alive and turning 9 in july :D Btw, why should I even fake this? I dont get any money for it or something like that - I just do it for fun and for me, to always remember the life of my favorite chicken :)

@@Stachli Thanks for the explanation. I didn't mean to be rude. Just wanted to know.

@@nakhonrangsit2475 No problem. I feel rather honored that someone pays so much attention to the details of my video :D The fact that this hen went through so many changes was basically the reason I made a video about her at all :)