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Very Fascinating. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate this extra bit of knowledge.

I admit to being new to chickens so I'll take a guess, eye that on the left in the photo is looking at me and the other is looking for danger? Tell me more about this though, cause I haven't heard about this. I have noticed they way they will turn their heads to look at things moving. It's like...

my youngest talking to the chickens shortly after they moved into their new digs.

Top photo is heavily processed for effect, bottom photo not so much.

Here ya go.

Figured I'd toss up a few random photos of some of my birds. They're a couple months old now. We got them when they were 2 weeks old. I've taken photos every week since. Here's a photo from this yesterday. This is photo where I'm just having a bit of fun One of our birds reminds me of the...

I'm going to weigh in and say, the bottom line is this is a property rights issue. The person owns x and has a right expect others to mess with his property. (Take it, break it, etc.)

With the amount of money raised she can either retire or use it to hire a professional hit man. Either one works for me........ For those who are unsure, it's sarcasm.......

Well, for what it's worth I've worked with this siding before. It holds up just fine if painted well. (Including edges.) It's not as nice to work with though. Him buying it without asking?! Well, that's between the two of you. ;)

Nope. They poke their heads out, but they don't seem to fit through.

I recently picked up some chickens. They lived in my house in a crate for the first few weeks. Of course they go big very quickly so I I got busy and built them a coop. It turned out pretty good if I do say so myself. I still have a few things I want to add, but the for the moment the important...