Hello!
New member here from Muskoka, Ontario. I have had a shared coop with a friend/neighbour for about a year and a half and recently we separated our little flock and I brought my gals into their own coop in my yard. I have 4 ladies - 2 Barred Rock and 2 Rhode Island Reds.
We call our gals “bush chicks” as we live in the bush by a small lake and the gals like to spend their days in the yard by the edge of the forest fluffing up the leaves. We have 2 dogs as well, and they stay in the yard with the chickens to keep guard and hang out together.
I live on the edge of Northern Ontario so we get some pretty cold, snowy and windy weather - I look forward to getting some advice on keeping the ladies safe and warm this winter.
Looking forward to chatting all things chicken with y’all!
New member here from Muskoka, Ontario. I have had a shared coop with a friend/neighbour for about a year and a half and recently we separated our little flock and I brought my gals into their own coop in my yard. I have 4 ladies - 2 Barred Rock and 2 Rhode Island Reds.
We call our gals “bush chicks” as we live in the bush by a small lake and the gals like to spend their days in the yard by the edge of the forest fluffing up the leaves. We have 2 dogs as well, and they stay in the yard with the chickens to keep guard and hang out together.
I live on the edge of Northern Ontario so we get some pretty cold, snowy and windy weather - I look forward to getting some advice on keeping the ladies safe and warm this winter.
Looking forward to chatting all things chicken with y’all!
