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    Comment by 'BEAR CREEK NAN' in article 'Using Sand In Your Chicken Coop'

    It's in the run. I've read about people using this for litter rather than straw when using the deep litter method. Less dust that wood shavings. My sister uses a pellet fire place and had a bag get damp so she gave it to me. There are no chemicals, no cedar or glues in it just compressed wood...
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    Updates on the last pages: Neighbor is threatening me and my chickens

    Do not engage in conversations. He sounds very unstable and lonely. Just be busy taking care of your own business.
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    Comment by 'BEAR CREEK NAN' in article 'Using Sand In Your Chicken Coop'

    I have just ordered a handy looking scoop tool from Amazon prime. It has a long handle and a sand sifter as the scoop. No bending and hopefully I will be picking up less sand/litter/rehydrated non treated wood pellets as I have been with the rake and dustpan method. Cant wait!
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    Review by 'BEAR CREEK NAN' in article 'Using Sand In Your Chicken Coop'

    Very helpful information. Good article, more like this would be very helpful!
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    Chicken growth

    That's what I'm hoping for..Nice sweet chickens, no spazzies!
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    Chicken growth

    Oh well, it will give us lots of time to get to know each other!
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    Staying out in the cold?!?

    Maybe they like the cooler weather?
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    New member

    Thank you!
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    New member

    Thank you!
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    Chicken growth

    I guess there won't be any eggs for awhile!
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    Chicken growth

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    Chicken growth

    Thank you. I'm getting some 6 week old female orpingtons at the end of April..guess it will be awhile for egg! Lol
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    Chicken growth

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    Chicken growth

    Thank you for your info!
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    Chicken growth

    When is a chick considered a chicken and at what age do they start laying?
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