Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. Recent content by dfgaulden
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Help - I'm new to chickens!
Unfortunately, we don't have any area that we could build a home for him other than the football field, which I am sure wouldn't go over well. I have middle schoolers - 6, 7, and 8 graders. He seems to be okay so far... I have a couple of 6th grade girls who are comfortable with chickens and...- dfgaulden
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New to chickens! Help!
I am an Ag teacher who just had a Welsummer rooster given to my class. This can be a great learning experience for my kids, but I need help/tips/ advice in knowing how to take care of it properly indoors. Any advice and tips would be appreciated, from what to feed it and how often to if I should...- dfgaulden
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Help - I'm new to chickens!
I am an Ag teacher that just had a Welsummer rooster donated to our class. I am a cow person, and I don't have any experience with chickens. He will have to stay inside, and I have a crate to put him in. I need advice on how to keep him healthy but also to manage a rooster inside an ag shop (my...- dfgaulden
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