Recent content by queenofrichmond

Venting is most important. We bought a book on open air cooping. We have lots of ventilation. Just came out of the worst winter with no problem (Wisconsin). Find breeds that are winter hardy and have little comb (Easter egger, any pea comb type). My girls did quite well in the cold with no heat...

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roo

Chickens need some cold and ventilation to avoid sickness in the winter. I live in Wisconsin and we do not heat our coop. My bantams i do take to the garage hutch when its so low because of how small they are. Still no heat. If they get too used to heat and the bulb burns out they can parrish...

I'm thinking pullet.

Sorry maybe better?:)

Hoping two Easter Egger girls...13 weeks

HI there, Living in Whitewater WI. Looking for a couple more laying hens or young pullets. Hens-Easter Egger, L Brahma, Rosecomb Bantam and a Americauna Cross. Roo- Easter Egger, Dominque, Partridge Bantam and Rosecomb. My hen to roo ratio is off and I can take on 2 more females...

what AM I?

thank you. He is almost 20weeks and has been a big ? all our others have crowed and grew so much faster.