If you have or plan to make a compost pile I would put the remnant of the coop poop in the compost.
The area where the coop is removed will be a great spot to make a raised bed garden.
I have 2 roosters. One is a ISO Brown that has started to get a bit a rowdy with me the other is a black sex link pullet that turned into a beautiful mellow rooster. I have considered getting rid of the rowdy one but he saved the life of one my hens a couple of weeks ago. I heard a commotion...
I have a flock of hens just reaching laying age and a rooster. This morning 2 of my hens have one eye swelled closed are lethargic and rattling breathing. Does anyone know what is going on and if it is treatable?
I am betting that is a male that has staked out your pond and their is a mate sitting on a nest of eggs near the pond. Canada geese are very protective of their nest.
To preserve the peace at home I built an outdoor brooding cage similar to a large rabbit cage that has 2 suspended heat lamps and the top and sides are covered with a windproof tarp. I have a removable plywood divider so I can keep them congregated near the heat and food/water for the first...
I would remove the pool or move them to a pen without a pool and toss the eggs that have been submerged. A small doghouse filled with straw is a laying hen magnet.