Recent content by Nicolette'sFarmette

Quote: Wow! LOL You should change your name to Sherlock Holmes, wish I new that much about chicken breeds! Good job! I don't know if your right but good Job Kristen!! that took alot of Deducing! Yeah, you're good!

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Sounds like it was sour crop...because of the bad smell. So sorry! I lost one of my girls to this as well.

A little mini windmill would be adorable...love that idea ! And what a beautiful home you have...thanks for sharing! I need to get on the ball and post some pics!

Quote: How do they reach it??? Level with the height of the HENS chest...not mine A better way to explain it, would of been...the feeder hangs about the height of the hens crop. Sorry for the confusion!

Great set up!

I have a 30lbs feeder that I also hang (love it because I only have to fill it about every three weeks or so). It is hanging about chest high....and there is honestly no wasted feed. I would agree with adjusting the height a bit. Great coop, by the way

Quote: Nicolette, I clicked your page to see your cupola, but no page info. displayed... There is a discussion topic on what to name your coop...I like the name we chose, but I think " The Cupola" is a pretty awesome name, too! I am hoping to post pictures very soon! Still doing some final...

Is the BR in question a mixed? If its a pure BR...then I vote hen...but if not...well, I will be sitting here eating my popcorn, waiting for the first egg/crow too! keep us posted

Well, Wyandottes are suppose to have yellow legs....but a hatchery chick or not the best of breeding ( all my girls are from a hatchery )could end up with different color legs other than yellow, and still be a Wyandotte. I think it's a bit early to tell if it's a roo or pullet. My gold-laced...

Yep, looks like a gold-laced Wyandotte to me...rose comb and all! They are so pretty when there lacing comes in!

May 16th is the same day my girls hatched they look exactly like yours! Definitely a hen...and a pretty one too!

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Quote: I agree! I have four BO girls that will be eleven weeks on Monday...and they don't even have any waddles yet (well, just barely coming in) and their combs are very small still with hardly any red. Isn't it still a little early at 10 weeks for there to be very noticeable roo feathers??

Very nicely done! Love the cupola ( we have one on our coop too )