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Well, my new coop isn't quite finished. It needs a people door. So the babies are in the brooder area of the new coop during the day. At night I've been putting them in a dog crate and hiding them in the non-chicken approved outbuilding. (hubby doesn't like the dust on his stuff)
He had said no more chickens until the coop was finished. When I agreed to take them, it was supposed to be finished by the time I picked them up. But rain had other plans, and it's not done yet.
In my defense, they are English Orps........who could pass THAT up?
Who did you get English Orps from????
I got them from Cherylcohen on here. She hatched them from Tuffoldhen's stock. They are 50% English. I have a blue cockeral and a blue pullet. They are both so sweet and friendly, not to mention HUGE! They are like twice the size of a "normal" 9 week old chicken.
Well, my new coop isn't quite finished. It needs a people door. So the babies are in the brooder area of the new coop during the day. At night I've been putting them in a dog crate and hiding them in the non-chicken approved outbuilding. (hubby doesn't like the dust on his stuff)
He had said no more chickens until the coop was finished. When I agreed to take them, it was supposed to be finished by the time I picked them up. But rain had other plans, and it's not done yet.
In my defense, they are English Orps........who could pass THAT up?
Who did you get English Orps from????
I got them from Cherylcohen on here. She hatched them from Tuffoldhen's stock. They are 50% English. I have a blue cockeral and a blue pullet. They are both so sweet and friendly, not to mention HUGE! They are like twice the size of a "normal" 9 week old chicken.