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I would suggest a pellet gun. You may laugh but I think its perfect. No kick back Light Very affordable Good for beginner Non lethal Any predator hit will not come back. IMO a single pump is prefered over purchasing air cylinders. A quick google search listed many sites with information and...

Losses due to dogs

When I clean my coop i put all the litter in my compost. I have been known in the winter to throw the litter out on the lawn. I did this because I was to lazy to take it to compost in the cold and snow. It seems that in the spring after the snow has melted my lawn benefits. I had the greenest...

I suspect it would make a fine coop. Modified a little for ventilation, nesting and roosting. I would suggest that if wind is at all a concern you can get some screw anchors used for tying your dog in the middle of the yard. Screw 2 of them per side of your coop. Throw a couple ratchet straps...

A site I found as a good starting point for building my coop is http://backyardchickendirectory.com/chicken-coop-plans/ They have several sites listed that deal with chicken coop plans and some of them are free. I hope this helps you Re purposing something to make a coop sounds like an...

Quote: That is awesome and i bet the girls love the extra privacy when laying.

There are a few websites with plans (some for free) at http://backyardchickendirectory.com/chicken-coop-plans/ I hope this helps you out.

My personal method involves removing all litter once a year in the fall. my opinion is do what works.

do you ship to Canada?

This site is cool. I hope lots of you benefit from its use.

When we get about 4 eggs or more in a given nest box i sometimes get a cracked or crushed egg. it looks almost as though one egg has landed on another and broken it. Is there anything I can do to correct this. Keep in mind I cant go out there all day and get eggs. They have to wait till I get home

for totally recycled it looks awsome

I have a small kennel that I can move around the yard. I put the birds in it so they can get some fresh grass

congrats on your hatching

very nice. looks great after the paint

everything is so cute

I use deep litter. I do not have chore boots, (I do but I don't use them) I just drag my feet on the grass on my way back to the house. I hear nitrogen is good for the lawn. ----edit cause I can not type

I thought I had some big eggs before. they just seem so small after seeing some of these.

Earth worms are fine. I suspect you have the same odds of them getting worms as you of getting a bad bag of feed at the store

If we were betting money I would say roo. However there is a reason I don't gamble.