Those of you in the Bloomington/Ellettsville area, be aware TSC gets their chicks in the February 28th and Orscheln will be getting them any day now! Ack! I am in so much trouble
**Side note: Anyone else in the Unionville area? Thats where I am and I am interested in knowing what internet...
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I use an insulated dog crate for my roo. Its affordable containment. I don't crate my roo because he is bad though, he's just hand raised and all the girls and boys pick on him. he is a bit spoiled
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I just have those at home
I work for a non-profit youth program so I have more than a hundred most days and then leave work and come home to my 2!
I was like that too! The first 2 nights I was outside every half hour all night long checking them and the lamp! If your coop is as draft proof as you say they would be fine without it. It is hard to let go though, good luck!
We have 12 which can huddle together for warmth, but I think 2 will be fine in those temps. at 7 weeks mine were feathered out well enough to be happy. You could hang a brooder lamp out there for them and only use it at night, if they sleep right under it they are cold, but I found mine would...
I have a bantam salmon Fav that does that. I got him from someone who kept him in the house due to too many roos. We kept him inside for a bit, and then slowly integrated into our flock. Every time I free range he hops onto my lap to get pets and scratches. When I walk around the property he...
I am not super experienced but they look like black sex links to me. I have an Australorp roo and they do not look like him. Australorp usually has white on the face around the eye. Like I said though no expert!
I agree with the above post. Relocation just makes it someone else's problem and yotes seem to get wise to trapping.
Hey WV nice to meet you, I was born and raised in Nashville!