I've seen a few threads on using milk crates for nesting boxes, but most of those are regarding "average" size birds. I'm currently in a position where I had to give up my flock, and I can't have more birds for a minimum of 3 years, more likely to be 4.
My old flock was all Jersey giants and...
I am in a pickle here, we are being forced to move (long story) and I'm losing my chicken coop, but we can't afford to buy a place with prices right now so renting it is. That being said, my MIL can take my birds (which we will be banding to differentiate from her birds) for a temporary stay...
I know that three roosters is too many, it happens with feed store chicks though and I knew it would.
I have a plan to split them into two flocks, but that can't happen until mid-end of summer due to weather constraints on the coop remodel I'm working on. My older rooster just hit a year old and...
I am semi new to chickens. I've had adults for 3 years but just got chicks, and they are old enough now that I know two out of twelve are roosters.
The adults that I had for three years were inhereted. Never had chickens before them.
My MIL was supposed to he helping me learn, and teaching me...
I am pretty new to chickens, first got them when I moved in with my now-husband 3 years ago. His mother was -supposed to- help me learn chicken care, as she lives 10 minutes from us and has somewhere around 50 chickens herself. The flock I started with was a batch of chicks she had...