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Ms Biddy's Upcycled Swingset Coop

Ms Biddy
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I can see your aunt and uncle in there! They are swinging back and forth in pleasure. Love the love...
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Coop Health: Designing and Maintaining a Healthy Coop

TwoCrows
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Very informative - thank you a lot!
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A UFO Chicken Spaceship Coop that is Out of This World

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"That is absolutely incredible! I love the you tube video, you did a really great job with the coop. This one takes the cake!:clap" - no, takes the saucer!
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Do Poultry Mourn Over The Loss Of A Flock Mate?

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*sob* - We're still mourning over here with the loss of 2 of 4. I don't care what anyone else thinks, there is simply no question that mourning is going on over here. Even with the acquisition of 2 new hens, the others are most clearly not forgotten. 100% certain.
I can't wait to dig into your article; thank you so much! Where has this been all my years? (lol - I have somewhat studiously been _not_ reading on a quite passive-aggressive kick about the age-old survival of chickens without excessive obsession).

You are absolutely inspiring about kicking the habit of commercial feed. Not that we're in rural Ecuador, but still it should be not difficult to do this from actual "scratch".

I purchase expensive, organic "Scratch n Peck" which the chickens proceed to leave behind the fines of - then I lightly ferment that along with some more "scratch" (no fines remaining) and feed it back, thereby preventing waste at least.

Trouble is, they're presumably overweight (my vet friend would remove the "presumably" qualification). They're only happy with this when they get to forage constantly, meaning - it's really not enough -- either in variation or possibly even nutrition. They get a protein boost every night and I can believe it's not recommended by the mavens here, but we've always done it because of the harmony it furnishes all around from human to avian.

So I really appreciate a knowledgeable, resourced reference for getting started. Thank you very, very much.
Perris
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you're welcome! Thank you for your feedback; it is appreciated.
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