Thanks, He is a pretty guy, I think I'm naming him Prune, I think his comb looks like a prune. I am really enjoying having them.
I do have one problem that maybe someone can help me with. They tend to huddle up outside and won't use the ramp into their house....any ideas? Should I lower it so that they can just walk in, or try to teach them to use it. One hen just refuses to get on it, I have tried to put her half way down and she tries to turn around and go up, but when she turns around she falls off. Every night I have to put them in and in the morning I have to take them out.....ideas anyone?
1 Silkie Rooster, 1 Bantam Brahma Rooster, 2 Blue Copper Marens Cockerels 1 Banatam Brahma pullet, 7 EE pullets, 4 Silver Laced Wyandottes, 2 barnyard x pullets, 10 Pearl White Leghorn hens, 5 Red Star Hens, 2 dogs, 2 horses, 4 sons, 1 grandson, and....Chicken Math has already taken hold here
1 Silkie Rooster, 1 Bantam Brahma Rooster, 2 Blue Copper Marens Cockerels 1 Banatam Brahma pullet, 7 EE pullets, 4 Silver Laced Wyandottes, 2 barnyard x pullets, 10 Pearl White Leghorn hens, 5 Red Star Hens, 2 dogs, 2 horses, 4 sons, 1 grandson, and....Chicken Math has already taken hold here



















BUT they are really easy to make and there is a youtube tutorial on how to make them. You just type in chicken diapers. I use the laminated fabric for the rear end part and pretty cotton fabric for the breast. Instead of velcro, that will snag on everything, I use polyacetal resin snaps on the elastic-- they can be washed over and over and not rust or snag. I actually made this one for a friend who used it on a chicken who broke it's leg: (but don't ask, I'm not going into business!!!) LOL 











