- Jul 11, 2011
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Hi!
So, we've been thinking about making a big move.
We live in Central Indiana, and raise Geese, Call Ducks, Bantam and Large Fowl Chickens, as well as a few Helmeted Guineas. They range on the 5 acre yard (and 6 acre pasture) all day (except for my little guys who I breed for hobby, which range in small pens), and then go into a locked barn at night.
I know there are some pretty big climate and predator differences between Indiana and Maine, so I was wondering how people that already live there keep their own birds safe and in good health? I have quite a few birds that I don't want to lose, and would hate to move them, only to have to watch as they all die due to the cold or some unexpected attack. Thanks!
So, we've been thinking about making a big move.
We live in Central Indiana, and raise Geese, Call Ducks, Bantam and Large Fowl Chickens, as well as a few Helmeted Guineas. They range on the 5 acre yard (and 6 acre pasture) all day (except for my little guys who I breed for hobby, which range in small pens), and then go into a locked barn at night.
I know there are some pretty big climate and predator differences between Indiana and Maine, so I was wondering how people that already live there keep their own birds safe and in good health? I have quite a few birds that I don't want to lose, and would hate to move them, only to have to watch as they all die due to the cold or some unexpected attack. Thanks!
