Well, there it is. 2.9 oz or 83 grams. And then there is my Easter eggers egg. Green. Did not weigh it but looks like a pewee. I think she may be part quail.
she seems to get plenty of water from the current system so... otherwise I was going to fill a solo cup with water if I needed to. It is real happy to just sit halfway in the cup and eat.
well, she is eating better now because they are no longer in a small plastic box under a heat lamp. So the chickens are not knocking the feeder over and let her eat. The other chickens like to scratch around for their food mostly. While the cross beaked one sits at the feeder and then the...
There is always one problem child. Ours is a severely cross beaked 7 week old. She is half the size of the other five. She is constantly feeding and drinking she is the most vocal as well. And the most daring of them all. I trimmed the beak but that didn’t really do anything. I’m fifty feet away...
i live in northern Illinois. Suburbia.
we have chipmunks, squirrel, opposum, skunks, raccoons, hawks and feral cats.
there are some coyote around. My yard is fenced and I have never seen one in the yard.
Amazingly enough I have never owned chickens, built a pen nor a coop. But here I am now with six chickens. Let me know what you see wrong with my already built pen. I won’t be offended.
i did lay down 18” wide 1/4” mesh around the perimeter so digging should not be an issue. I hope.
I’ve been reading threads here for a while and decided to join up. I’m brand new to this and have never owned chickens before. Technically, these are my 14 year old daughters chickens. The bills and eggs will be mine.
Anyways, just saying hello from northern Illinois.
rktekt