I have 16 pullets that would sleep on the ground. What I did at the end of nautical twilight on the first night was gather them all up, one or two at a time, and physical place them in the coop. The next night, I did it again. On night three, all but two went to roost. On night four, all were...
She seems to be walking around in a zombie daze, not eating human brains, not socializing with the other chickens. Reminds me of when I was a stoner in the 9th grade back in 1978.
Look at how she does a "head swirl." Really strange! What's going on with her?Head swirl
Buck was an accident. We asked for all females from the breeder, but sexing isn’t 100% accurate. Wife said kill him now, but I felt sorry for how badly the pullets were treating him. He wouldn’t leave the roost, so I brought him food and water.
I thought we were becoming bros. One day I picked...
I removed the splint. She does seem to be walking more normally. I think I'll keep her away from the other 15 pullets for a while because they like to crowd surf when they're panicking. Besides, the little light Sussex chick I saved from certain death the other day likes her.
Somethings not right in the description. 23 gauge is basically the diameter of small sewing pin. It’s about 3/128ths of an inch. Lowes doesn’t sell hardware cloth that gossamer thin, unless your Lowes is way different than my Lowes.
The stuff I bought off the shelf would keep a rabid wolf out...
I have roosters in my flock. I assume every egg I scramble and eat is probably fertilized. I’ve only seen a spot like that once in six years. Didn’t eat it. Remined me of balut.
Doesn’t really answer you question, does it?
I used the same on my first run/coop. My experience is yes it will. It’s been six years. No rust. No holes. No predators getting through. Staple or screw in down well. Pictures on my profile.