i know of a person who breeds all kinds of chickens, from easter eggers, bard rocks, some are a mixed breeds because her roosters get around lol. but if you are seriously interested in checking out what she has let me know & I'll see if it's ok to give you her phone number. She lives in...
what do you mean by net them off? what would happen if i moved her bucket & close her into the winter part of the coop? it's where she grew up. she normally doesn't go in there very much but it would be a safe place for the chickies
when my hen went broody I added a couple much fertilized eggs under her because I was told that she needed a clutch before she was ready. so I made her a new nest in a smaller coop, fresh bedding with water & food available & penned her off from the rest of the chickens. She stayed there for a...
Mine both have combs & wattles but one has a much smaller one & it just started growing recently. I call it Mrs Doubtfire because it was supposed to be a roo but now I'm not sure
I have 2 barred rocks & they were supposed to be both roos but I'm not about 1 of them. The wattle is much smaller & so it. . If someone could help me out I'd appreciate it because as it turns out one of my Buffs is a roo too
not sure if I treat them too much but they are pretty spoiled. I give them something different everyday, whether it be corn on the cob or cabbage swinging on a rope. They also like lettuce, yogurt mixed with feed, spaghetti, hanging apples...now they are demolitioning an eggplant on a string...
I had the exact same problem...the coop itself is raised 6 inches off the ground for just this situation but it was still a mess. I put some diatrimetris earth in the bottom to soak up as much as the mud as i could...then i took 5 4inch paving stones, threw them in there & covered it with OSB...
i put a cob in the & they didn't even care...i'm going to try another one but attach it to a sting & see if the will eat then. they just walked on the first one like it was a log