In the coop floor is contractors sand and Sweet PDZ. In the nesting boxes Coastal Bermuda hay.Very pretty, I especially like the first picture. May I ask, what are you using for bedding?
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In the coop floor is contractors sand and Sweet PDZ. In the nesting boxes Coastal Bermuda hay.Very pretty, I especially like the first picture. May I ask, what are you using for bedding?
Oh my goodness what is happening? I am allowed to have 4 hens no roosters. I started with 9, lost 1, gained 1, lost 1, gained 2, then gained 2 more. Now i have 12 birds and 2 are roosters. How is it that these birds keep multiplying?!?!?!
I started when my hubby bought me 3 Cochin bantam's (1roo and 2hens) for mother's day this year. Now I have 6 cochin's and 1 what was suppose to be a ameraucana to only find out she is a ee. I went and bought a incubator but am thinking my girls will just do it for me. As I have had no luck. Out of about 60 eggs and 4trys only one little one. But we are having a show coming up. And I get to go. Yea so we will see what I come home with. Looks like I'm a addictChicken math is insidious and complex higher mathematics. The way it was explained to me was that if you have 10 hens to lay eggs but only 5 are actually laying then you really only have 5 hens and need to get 5 more so that you will have 10 that are laying eggs. There there is the tendency of human beings that are around poultry to go broody...yes, people can go broody too...and then you have to get little chicks to deal with being broody.
We started out with 5 laying hens to provide eggs just for the two of us. We now have 62 chickens, ducks and geese and have ordered an incubator to help cope with the times I go broody...yes, it is me, I am the bird addict.