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[cluckinmad]

Thank you for the reply and warning as to the predators, we lock them in there hut at sunset because thats when foxes come out after dark we thought.

 

[cluckinmad]

Welcome to Backyard chickens  - very tidy set up for them BUT, have to caution you, it will not keep out any sort of predators.  They climb, jump, dig and foxes in particular will have a field day  and easy lunch.

Please check out the predator threads on BYC, for advice on protecting your flock.

   Welcome, I'm glad you decided to join! 

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Hi and welcome to BYC from an exiled Yorkshireman,

Theres a UK thread which you may find useful and fun to join - "UK members, please say Hi".

All the best
CT
Thank you Ken I will look to that

 

[cluckinmad]

   Welcome, I'm glad you decided to join! 

Thanks Mike

 

[cluckinmad]

Thanks for joining us!

Thank you N.F.C

 

[cluckinmad]

Sorry to hear that, are they good layers more so than the brown ones ? Were expecting our first eggs in about 2 weeks, our chickens are about 19 weeks old.

 

[Chicken Girl1]

Sorry to hear that, are they good layers more so than the brown ones ? Were expecting our first eggs in about 2 weeks, our chickens are about 19 weeks old.

I don't understand your question?

 

[BantamFan4Life]

Welcome to BYC! I'm glad you joined us!

 

[harmony farm]

Morning all. Just started a hibby farm,breeding quail fir the furst time. My temperature good snd humidity . In fortunately humidity dropping over night from 55 to 30. Any suggestions and will this effect the develpment of the hatching.


Thx chris

 

[harmony farm]

Gday folks glad to be here looking forward to future discussions

 

[harmony farm]

Morning

Just started to incubate quail first time, unfortunately humidity drops over night , will this effect the hatchings.

Thanks Chris