I think I have just dewormed all of nature
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Some rude lady called my hens FAT!
The nerve!
They aren’t fat, they are FLUFFY! (Ya, no they are fat. Fat and happy)
January 5, 2026.
Yup, it is starting to feel like January in Ontario, but the chicken coop is comfy cozy and draft free. Thank you so much to my darling husband for shoveling out a path to the coop and clearing the snow off of the run roof.
I couldn’t handle winter without him. The hens and I are eternally grateful!
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Jan. 4, 2026 and it is -6 outside, -5 in the run and +5.5 in the coop. I am one happy chick right now
December 31, 2025, 6:00AM Featherfield status:
Minus 8.5C outside
Minus 6C in the run
Plus 3.5C in the coop
We put a roof on the run, covered the run walls with heavy, clear tarps, and put two Cozy Coop heaters in the coop.
I am very happy with these numbers!
Be kind to people you meet. You never know who lost an argument with a rooster this morning!
My hens are still molting, it is almost December, and I haven’t seen a single egg from the little freeloaders in weeks.
Can someone please tell me again how much money I am saving on eggs, by keeping chickens?
My “Coop Dashboard”, where I can monitor my ladies’ coop status without leaving the comfort of my warm, cozy bed. I can do everything from my ipad/phone except open the auto door, although I understand there will be a smart door coming soon!
You can read about how Chicken Man smartened up my coop on my profile page. Sometimes, it is good to be married to the tech nerd
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Hi everyone,
We thought we would give a little update about the exciting things happening over here at Featherfield! Featherfield has been getting smarter. My other half has been helping to make chicken keeping as easy - and as fun - as possible!
*we are not sponsored or compensated by any of the companies mentioned. Everything stated here is based on our own experiences with products we purchased.
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