I thank you for your time an opinion Ron, we never expected this many hens as the ones we were to sell were never picked up and a local farmer also needed to get rid of 12, not that it matters...it's just how it happened. Live and learn.
Thanks for this Ron.
I hate to squeaky-wheel here but in our area of northernmost BC, I've had two longtime chicken farmers quote far less square foot per bird. One has visited our coop and said the birds are not overcrowded. I think this is more what aart was saying with just the quicker...
Listen, I apologize for the peanut gallery comment that was directed at the guy telling me to go out and saw a hole in my coop walls. It's an insulated building, not a stick shack. I came to this forum looking for helpful advice, I can saw all the holes I want and I don't need someone to tell me...
This isn't so much about not getting it as it is about working with what I have available. There's no way to perform massive work to this coop while it is so cold and I am seeking information on what I can do to force the air out of my coop. I asked for advice on exhaust fans because it is a...
You misunderstand me. I'm not going to build an addition onto my coop and DrRocco beat you to the punch with the suggestion of a turbine style vent which we will do, and I have acknowledged and thanked him for that. Good to see there's a peanut gallery on every site.
Our 10x10 chicken coop is consistently humid. We house 53 birds in there and despite living in the north with fairly consistent temperatures of -20c we are experiencing high levels of humidity, usually 85-95%. As you can imagine, the maintenance is awful, the litter becomes soaked within days...