This was an Australorp hen that we had to get rid of. It took over the job of a rooster and began 'crowing' (or at least attempting to crow every morning)
This was an Australorp hen that we had to get rid of. It took over the job of a rooster and began 'crowing' (or at least attempting to crow every morning)
Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red
Eggs from our first set of chickens
The actual chicken coop sits up in supports and allows for a dry area under it even in the wettest weather
Our coop wire runs about 1 foot out in a trench that we dug all the way around and then the wire was covered with stones to prevent any animal from digging under the coop and run
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This was an Australorp hen that we had to get rid of. It took over the job of a rooster and began 'crowing' (or at least attempting to crow every morning)

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