Well they have the scratching down. The amount of bedding that flys on occasion is pretty hilarious to watch. 7 more weeks inside unless the weather gets nice suddenly, which it might living in AZ.
I have 1 week old baby chicks, Sapphire assorted. And I have 3 that like to sit in the feed and scratch/kick it all out. They've run through a whole bag of feed (only 5lbs) because it's all in the bedding now. I have the typical feeder, circular with 8 holes. I've tried raising it, but they just...
Yeah, I know they aren't the best, which is why we modify. We have some scrap wood/lumbar to bolster it. And at this point I may only have 6 chicks we are keeping. So the prefab for 10 would be fine.
Brand new to chicken owning, trying to figure out a coop for the babies in my house. I live in the Cottonwood/Camp Verde area. I need something for extreme heat and cold. I have 10 chickens, though 4 seem to be roosters and I'll probably give them away.
Any suggestions for size, venting, or...
I get it. I'm from farm area in IL originally. Didn't have my own animals but lots of friends who did.
edit: have to add I have a tender-hearted 10-yr-old daughter who wants me to try to save it.
Yeah, I ordered with TSC but Hoover's Hatchery was the place to send them. So I'll probably reach out to TSC first. I was just happy they all arrived alive. Though one of those roosters seems rather weak right now.
That was my fear. They were a mail-order only. So now I have to figure out what to do. There's no regulations against roosters in my area, but I don't know anyone who has or wants them.