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I have one each EE,silver laced wyandotte, gold laced wyandotte, buff orp, black australorp (possibly two) laying hens that just recently started laying again after their first molt that I need to rehome do to personal financial issues if anyone is interested. you must be relatively close as I...

@Dawng I have one each EE, silver laced and gold laced wyandottes, buff orp, as well as 1 or two fo the black aussies in the hen variety. and thx I will post in the auction area as well

This may be the wrong place to post this in which case I apologize and will repost elsewhere. I have too many birds, is there someone near Everett that does processing of birds and/or someone near Everett that is interested in picking up a few birds? I am looking to cut the flock by 1 big black...

I noticed just now that our roo's comb is turing slightly black at the end. Hes a black australorp and his comb has been red for 2 years now but today I noticed the end furthest from his head seems to be turning a black color...any advice etc?

absolutely wonderful...loving all of them...District 9 CLASSIC

indeed not one of these is ugly...it was a descriptive intended to draw attention to the REAL coops by the OP

if you have the space for it etc it is a great idea in my opinion

MPC does indeed outsource their supply of fuzzbutts and mine came from Ohio...other than a Roo in the mix it has been as satisfactory as when I ordered from Cackle so A-plus

had a Bouvier Des Flandres for 13 years and he was the best dog EVER, patient, protective, calm, quiet, o but they are a flatulent breed

Seattlite here.....Keep the water out and the breezes to a minimum so the girls are dry and they should be fine and Sand not pea gravel is your best bet imo

Elmo has it right ....I am in western Washington and my chicks go in each night an get locked down in the coop, they can run in the run all day and free range in the evenings when my wife or I are out there....following these kinds of guidleines can greatly increase your flocks safety but in the...

seems I have typed this a few times recently ...my experiences is all I can relate since I am no expert...We put our youngins in a growout pen next to the main flock so they can see each other about a week or two before we want to have them mingle under supervision ofr limited periods, then...

welcome and you have already gotten pretty good advice ..I myself have integrated mixed age birds by alloowing them too live side by side for a week before "free ranging" them in the evenings under suprervision and then finally fully mixing them one night to much succes normally....good luck....

this one of mine during initial construction and it isnt pretty either but I am telling you I got 13 hens and a Roo that are lovin life and quite happy....infact Ill update pics tomorrow while I put the temp tarproff on the run for this year....