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galgo98 said:
My peeps hatched!!!!
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So cute!!
 
hannakat said:
I'm putting a request out ... we're looking for a mature, FRIENDLY rooster for our small flock. Since our girls free range, I'd really feel better if there was a rooster around. Our rooster was always great about alerting the girls to danger and keeping them rounded up, so I miss that...not sure if they do or not! hahaaaaaa
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I'm in Montgomery Co. Not really near you but I have some cochin roosters that are extremely docile. I have buff LF and a mixed bantam. Also have 2 sizzle roos as well. They are up for grabs for anybody. I'm keeping them around until I find homes for them because they are just too awesome and unique to get rid of at the auction. I gave one of my LF cochins to my sister in law and she loves him. No problems with him and my 3 young nieces.
 
Hello,

I am getting started on my chicken run and a few other projects. Does anyone in the York, South Central PA area know where I could get 1/2" x 1/2" fencing at maybe 48" x 75 0r 100? Lowes sells it in a 36" x 75' Ft roll for $48.
Hope this is a safe place for me to ask that type of question.
Thank you
 
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AshleyO said:
Hello,

I am getting started on my chicken run and a few other projects. Does anyone in the York, South Central PA area know where I could get 1/2" x 1/2" fencing at maybe 48" x 75 0r 100? Lowes sells it in a 36" x 75' Ft roll for $48.
Hope this is a safe place for me to ask that type of question.
Thank you
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Try either Tractor Supply or West York Agway, not sure on prices.
 
Thanks for the offers for roosters! Don't really want to travel hours just for a rooster....hahahaaa. I've gotten a lead on two 1-year-old Cochins and I'm getting excited. I've read that they have nice personalities, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
 
Tractor Supply is where I usually go for fencing - though would like other options - price and quality wise
if you use poultry netting - re-enforce the bottom 3 feet with the 1/2 inch - and also bury or lay 18 inches along the bottom (attached to the fence) to keep predators from digging (cover with stones to keep flat or a couple of inches of soil. Hawks are a problem here - so I am using flight netting across the top (Stromburgs)
 

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