Think my girls are suffering from S.A.D.
That cold change that came through Syndey yesterday has turned 4 out of 5 little ladies broody.
I see an egg drought ahead...Time to enforce some restrictions - no egg eating between 10am and 4pm.
Thanks for the tips guys. I managed to get one of them with the hose a couple of days ago on a high powered jet. Seems to have deterred them a bit but I have a feeling they'll be back. Was thinking of trying one of those plastic owls on the roof of the coop but don't want to scare the **** out...
Hi guys, hope you're all well and full of the joys of spring.
Just wondering if anyone has any practical advice on getting rid of crows. We've got two here that have been getting more and more daring. They've been scaring the girls for the last couple if weeks and today they had the audacity to...
We got ours girls from a wonderful place up at Glenorie. Lovely and very friendly lady called Lee. She has a wide number of colours available too. You can email her at [email protected]
Satay - what format was your original video in and what did you convert it to? PM me I might be able to help. I work with video files on a daily basis.
Hi Lord Cluckington,
Thanks for sharing. It's good to know that hens will calm down once they start to lay. I find I'm learning something new everyday since we started ou backyard flock.
Unfortunately, our girls turned out to actually be boys. It was us that was gender confused and not Dot...
I use sand in the run and sugarcane mulch in a deep layer (around 6 inches) for the coop. Has worked great for my 5 girls so far and doesn't smell. I don't even need to remove the droppings just mix it in and add some fresh mulch on top. The bottom layer composts and I replace the whole lot...
Our girls are enjoying their freedom in the yard again after all the rain and wind we've had round here the last couple of days. Hope everyone's chooks & pens are well and still standing.
A friend of mine just emailed me this and I thought I'd share as it made me smile this mornig.
http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2013/02/18/tamara_staples_the_magnificent_chicken_examines_varieties_of_championship.html