I want to get my chickens out of their run as much as possible, but need to keep them out of the neighbors.
I’ve heard of a wobbly fence but can’t find one. I’m thinking fabric netting would be easier to put up and take down than chicken wire.
Any thoughts/suggestions?
them in
I live in Maine and have concern over freezing batteries. What is the best automatic coop door for my situation? I need it to be reliable and would prefer to use battery or solar.
I have 8 week old chicks and can find the feed they have eaten since born. I can’t find Purina® Start & Grow® Medicated.
What else is recommended? Or does anyone know where I can order ? Amazon was ridiculously expensive
Lost one last night but something was wrong with her when she arrived. The other look fine. Just pressed up on Heater at night. I reduced the size of the cardboard brooder dramatically and put a cardboard over the cozy coop heater. I can’t get another type of heating plate until next Friday...
Mypetchicken sold me the brooder kit with this heater. I called them and they told me it’s for chicks. Hoping they are ok. The ambient temp in the garage is usually around 35-40f. I have a webcam on them. Pictured below. Looks like they will spend the night like this.
I set up horse mats for the floor and put down some cardboard and then the pine shavings. I’ll use the “cozy coop heater” to keep them warm. I’ll also put a live webcam so I can monitor them.
I have a cardboard brooder from my pet chicken. Can I put that in my detached unheated garage on asphalt floor with a cozy coop heater. I’ll put cardboard in the floor and wood shavings. Will that work? I’ll leave a light in for them as well. It’s predator proof as well.