Coop drama! Have a mix of chickens: 6 Guinea fowl, 4 RIR hens, 1 RIR Cock, 3 Barred Rock Hens, 6 Leghorn hens and 4 Americunas, not sure of sex. For the most part, they all get along fine, with a few spats, but the little Americuna is getting bullied (they all do a bit, but the others handle...
Hi, I am wondering when I can let my flock of 9 week olds out ti free range? Been in their coop and run 3 or 4 weeks I have guineas and chickens. Thus would be total free range, no fence on 4 acres. We do have outside dogs, but shock collars keep them away from where fowl would be
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Finally got coop n run done and the flock is happy happy. :) Still need some dirt work done around it, as we had to dig down to level everything. Coop is 6x8, run 8 x 10. I am enjoying these birds enormously!
Hi, there! We decided to use sand for litter in our coop and run. Eventually, the girls will free range, too. I have noticed in the last week that they are not eating as much. Wonder if they are not growing as rapidly now, and food intake needs are going down, or if they are taking in too...
Hi there! Got my chicks Easter and some are fully feathered out, mist are just about there. Been having day trips in a dog X Pen outside on sunny days. Coop and run was supposed to be done tiday, but frame for run not being delivered until Monday.
So, my question is, if I put the xpen to the...
Hi, my chicks are feathered out now, about 3 to 4 weeks old. Have free fed them 24/7 since coming home. Getting ready to move them to coop and run, but do they need feed and water available in the coop at night?
Well I finally got my babies today. Suppose to be all pullets (fingers crossed). When I search for images of day old Aracuana chicks some of them look like mine. Some dont. Anyone that has had true Aracuanas have pictures of what
One of my babies....
Front view:
Hi, this pretty little thing was in a straight run of Rhode Island Reds at Rural King. We got "her" along with a batch of straight runs and another one from the same run that I believe is a roo, because of tail feathers. There were several in the pullets of RIRs with some white...