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Not current pics. We separated her from the flock for a few weeks. They seem to get along a little better. I hope that when it starts to warm up, they will spend more time outside and leave each other alone.

Free to good home. Mean, scruffy ISA Brown chicken. She's almost 2 years old. She picks on our younger chickens. She doesn't bother people, just other chickens. She might do better in a larger setting.

TLC (Tastes Like Chicken)- Buff Orp Izzy- ISA Brown Poop Stain- ISA Brown she had pasty butt when she was little. Funny thing is she grew into her name. She has a row of black feathers up her rear. Ginger and Mary Ann also know as "The Island Girls"- RIR's Like others we also have a Foghorn Legorn.

How long does the chicken poop have to be composted before it can be used in the garden?

I worked on their run today. It started out as 2 cattle panels. I covered them in chicken wire. I zip tied one end together. I would make a big eye shape with it and let them run around itside. Today, I added a 8' plastic pipe to keep it open wider. I notched both ends an slid it over the cattle...

I haven't had time to update the thead but it has been very exciting and enjoyable getting the girls to the stage they are now.

It took a while for ours to try new treats. Now they enjoy them. The were playing keep away with cherry tomatoes earlier. They love mealworms. My wife calls it "Chicken Crack".

I read somewhere on here about somebody that bought a beetle trap and cut the bottom out. They attached a section of gutter to the bag. The gutter went into the pen. When the beetles fly into the trap they bounce down the gutter. They said the chickens learned that the sound of the beetle...

Actually I think I saw it on here somewhere. They were on sale at Tractor Supply for about $20 each. I like it because it allows the coop to sit flat on the ground. If I put regular whels on it, It would have a gap at the bottom all the time. I need to put some handles on one end so you can...

I'll add more details when I get some extra time. The roost is freestanding. I made it from some left over 2x4's. No measuring. I found one that was alost as wide as the coop. I found 2 short ones. I cut one short board in half for the uprights and the other I cut in half for the feet. Then I...

It started as a 4x8 pallet. I put it up on legs to get the floor about 36" off the ground. That way I can pull a wheelbarrow right up to it to clean it out. I painted the floor with some really ugly green paint but it was free. It's usable but there are a few things I still need to do...