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Clipping young chickens - Since the feathers are in the process of growing, there has to be blood flow to the feathers for that to take place. Which means clipping them would cause bleeding. If there are nerves, then pain as well. I put them in the coop/run yesterday and installed the heat...

They escaped again about half a hour ago and are roosting on a shelf that's 5' high as I type this. I don't have any chicken wire and am about to head out for the day... Looks like they will have the run of the office all day today. My question still stands... Does clipping the primary...

Quick thread jack question... I did a search and while I found others asking the same question without getting a confident-sounding straight answer that I could find. Is it OK to clip the wings of 2.5 week olds? I've seen conflicting posts - some say no because the primary feathers are...

Pics: In our office: With toddler #A - excuse the mess. Outside with B, A and C. Eating bugs that I unearth for them: In another part of the yard - the dog and small tortoise's toileting area (you can see the tort poop) - they started unearthing bugs themselves today...

I did hear about this as well while pursuing craigslist ads for a coop, and saw that Sams Club online sold several different coop models. Checking their stock availability of all of their coops on their website showed that they did not sell any of those in their physical stores here so I called...