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Hello -
First time here asking a question so here goes:
We just started out - have 3 buff Orpingtons and 3 Ameracuanas (one turned out to be a roo, there is much discussion on what to do. I vote Coq a vin, but I digress)
They are about 14 weeks old - eating/drinking/pooping OK, but, when they are not scratching around being chickens they are often huddled in a corner of the run. The run is plenty-big - 10' x 20', and they have roost space.
I don't remember Grandpa's chickens doing this - is this normal, or are they trying to tell me something?
Alan in Yorktown, VA
First time here asking a question so here goes:
We just started out - have 3 buff Orpingtons and 3 Ameracuanas (one turned out to be a roo, there is much discussion on what to do. I vote Coq a vin, but I digress)
They are about 14 weeks old - eating/drinking/pooping OK, but, when they are not scratching around being chickens they are often huddled in a corner of the run. The run is plenty-big - 10' x 20', and they have roost space.
I don't remember Grandpa's chickens doing this - is this normal, or are they trying to tell me something?
Alan in Yorktown, VA