Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. Recent content by Rhalar
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Rooster Questions
Thank you for the quick reply. Concerning the Rooster's defensive abilities this was nothing that I wasn't expecting. And I am ecstatic about the fertilized eggs. Most of the time that the flock will be out of the run will be when I'm home so I should be able to respond quickly to a rooster's...- Rhalar
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Books and equipment suggestions
I am in the process of designing a coop and was wondering anyone has some suggestions on any book that are of interest concerning rookie chicken farmers or coop building. Also I was looking for suggestions on any equipment that those of you who have walked this path before me wish they had...- Rhalar
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Rooster Questions
Ok So I am preparing to start a small flock of my own. I am looking forward to having Chicks next spring so I can get used to taking care of them before the harsh Maine winter sets in. Currently I am planning on a semi-supervised free ranging flock. I really like the protective aspects of having...- Rhalar
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What Times To Set Automatic Door To Open And Close?
How does that work for you? Do you ever have chickens left out at night? I was thinking about auto doors but wasn't sure if the chickens would all make it in before it closes for the night.- Rhalar
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- Forum: Coop & Run - Design, Construction, & Maintenance