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3 Days!!! No worries As you can see I don't get to my computer much...Now to answer your question; I did as suggested and I slipped one chick under my brooder and all was calm... in about an hour I slipped the second one under and (this little emoji is how my brooder looked upon "slipping"...

Thanks! Will I need to keep the other hens in a different coop? Will they attack the babies?

My cochin went broody 1 week after I got day old chicks. they were born April 20th and are in a dog crate in my kitchen. I'm guessing it is too late to introduce them to her.....If it is not too late do I have to separate them from the other hens? Also the chicks are Ameraucana if that matters :-)

I've heard two schools of thought on cedar shaving strait from the saw mill.Some say is OK others say no. I'm a newbie too... what are your thoughts?

alright I've had my chickens since they were babies, so they're five and a half months old, their cochine and they refused to sleep inside the coop(if given the choice) they sleep on the roof. I live in a neighborhood so I let them stay there. but now it's gone really cold! 9 degrees at night...

gosh this forum on corn is really getting to be a"heated" discussion. lol

is DE the same as stall fresh or Stall Sweet that you use for horses stalls? I've only had my chickens for 5 months so I'm a little green. I've been adding shavings to their coop and then trying to clean it out every two weeks I was feeling guilty for not doing it more often. I feel better now lol