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    Suspending top netting from trees?

    Finally putting a lid on my 15x20-ish, trapezoid-shaped run! Naturally, I am looking into the cheapest/fastest/most efficient + secure/least hassle method, and being a realist I'm quite willing to compromise on 1 or more facets if that's what it takes. I already bought a 1" square, 25' x 25'...
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    Guinea flock + wire fence = perpetual Benny Hill chase scene...

    I've got 7 birds who, once they've flown across my 4' wire fence, will spend days (if you allow them) running back and forth along the fenceline. It was never more than an episodic problem until last week, but now they're spending more time pacing than they are foraging, and are ranging ever...
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    Cock : Hen ratio?

    Our January visitor is becoming a resident: all the neighbors love him, our chickens tolerate him, our rooster is totally subdued (sub-dude?), local cats are simultaneously terrified/fascinated and life in general seems more colorful this Spring! I've already cleared a small dogrun (~20x10')...
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    How do I integrate new keets with old chickens?

    First off, apologies if you've been following my dilemma in the peafowl section. It's morphed into a more guineafowl-centric issue, and thought it'd be more appropriate over here... I'm about to order 3-4 peachicks and 12 guinea keets, but I'm still at a loss as to how I should integrate all...
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    Orchard/Chicken run groundcover?

    An afternoon of searches hasn't revealed any earthshattering new ideas, so I thought I might start a new thread here! I want to seed my 'orchard' run with yum-yums, and am looking for plants that'd be most ideal to my particular setting. I've got a 15 x 50' summer run planted with several...
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    feed storage bin ideas?

    I'm currently storing my scratch, goatgrain and layer feed in a row of round rubbermaid garbage cans, but I really hate wasting all the interstitial space that accompanies round bins! They're all tucked in my goats' mini-barn, which come haybale-day becomes oppressively confined. Does anybody...
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    We've apparently been adopted...now what?!?

    Last weekend, our family earned the distinction of being chosen by a beautiful young male peacock. He spent about 3 hours pacing along the fenceline before hopping atop the adjacent goat barn, and to my knowledge he's not left the yard since. Despite nighttime temps in the 20s F, his favorite...
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