Its topping 100 here so I go in several times a day. I grab the egg when I see it. I hope she don't go broody, I have no back up plan. I've been looking for some local pullets now that I've fixed the attic area so nothing can get in. I never thought about the vents of the attic as being a...
she's laying an egg a day, it's only the one little bantam hen. It's so cute to see the rooster taking care of her and her nest when I go in. QUESTION: are the eggs edible? it's well into the 90's in there (fans are blowing), but I don't know how long it would take for the tiny morsels to go...
My hens are finally laying eggs. They are tiny, but I was so eggcited to see them. The temps in the 90's and humid here. I have a fan in the coop as there isn't circulation at all where they keep laying. I'd love to have chicks, it was my plan, but is it too hot? Should I be taking the eggs in...
I'm going to be stopping by the local co-op after work. I'd do the processing myself if I had the equipment... way to boil the water and keep at 150*, blade for cleaning, etc. They are babies, most of them so I was procrastinating :( NEVER DO THAT lol
This guy got a new home IN the country. I'm happy, so happy cause he's going to be gorgeous. Now he can mature within a very large flock of matured ladies and sing all he wants while he figures things out! Thanks all. This group is PHENOMENAL!
I need my rooster processed. :(
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No, its not constantly leaking. I moved it outside because I found it leaking a time or two from a nipple getting stuck at an angle, making the floor all wet (solid concrete with straw on top til I get the shavings). Usually it works fine. I'll make a wire mesh plug and replace the plug the...