Thank you all for the tips! They love it under the trees. I have since put out large water pans from TS. I change it in the morning around 10 am and again around 5-6 pm. I also put out a large, plastic snow sled for them. It is approximately 4 feet long and 2 feet wide. It holds about 2 inches...
So, on another note, I have a silkie who decided to start setting three days ago. That is normal, but the cute/funny part is this...she is setting on Giant Jersey eggs. Within a few weeks of hatching I have a feeling the babies will be thise of mommy. lol
Colie <3 :
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The girls...
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Awww that's adorable!! Both of them are gorgeous! I see you're from Kentucky what part? Why oh why wasn't I into Silkies when I lived in KY??
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I live in Kentucky and our summres can get rather warm. My chickens free-range in my backyard, so the coop is only used for roosting and laying. I know lots and lots of fresh water is a MUST, but I am wondering if there are any tricks, if you will, to help them beat the heat in this weather...
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Sevin works wonders! Had my first lice expierience about a month ago. Cleaned coops, sprinkled sevin in thier dust baithing spot, checked, checked, and rechecked.....LICE FREE!