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I free range my flock and they all go back into the coop at night and i lock them up at around dark its for safety and the fact i live way out in the woods predators are rampant my newer chickens tend to roam the back yard but the older group know the best bug hideouts

its the same bird in both just one picture i think i zoomed in way too much and it went blurry on me.. the other one is identical but smaller *not much and has the same rose comb .. i thought they might be a cornish/wynadotte cross either way im pretty certain he's destined to the...

a friend of my moms was trying out her new incubator we werent expecting much of a hatch .. turned out 44 out of 48 eggs hatched and i got 24 ... i was thinking he might be a cornish crossed with something else..he's quite big the only other roos close to his size are my australops and...

Ha ha ha thats what i use our cat goes outside.. and we were using a milk crate but with the younger ones they were starting to jump into it and bust my eggs so i decided to use the kitty litter box.. i think im gonna get a couple more although i would rather they lay in boxes a little...

my austrolop chicks wheni got them in march 3 had white and one was completely black as it would have it that completely black one is my Big rooster that we are keeping he's lovely as can be a gentleman to even the big girls who have put the younger ones thru their paces

i got a batch of straight run chickens.. i know what everyone else is breed wise or mix wise but i have no idea about these two Im sure their both roos ...due to their combs and size .. anyone help ? thanks Everyone for any help Crystal

no more treats..

dont feed again till its cleaned up they will eat it but if they know your just gonna go and replace it immediately they will keep doing it ..and your spending money and wasting feed .. mine are picky too thats why i keep the feeder in the coop so they wont do that

i do pellets for my hens and my roosters who i have seperated out that are going to freezer camp will be starting in a couple weeks on higher protien turkey feed to help beef them up* tried chick grower they arent real fond on it anymore* lol also pellets usually are less waste crystal

i moved 24 straight run chicks their 8 weeks old out into the big girl coop.. last night so far its been interesting they are toleranting each other so i am sure urs will be great

are these still avaible and do you ship to canada or know of someone who does?

I have a doe holland lop who yesterday started pulling fur.. around her head... mainly around one eye and today its around the forehead/nose area.. no clue as to why she is doing it my other rabbit in the cage beside her is fine.. and they havent faught or anything.. the skin is pink...

my meatie i raised last year roosted and beleive me chicken wire DIDNT keep them in... i ended up having to put them in the chain link run of my layers and let the layers free range all summer and the meaties range 4/7 days a week due to they ruining their run...and enclosure.. my advice Use...

we have a holland lop *female* she has a stumpy hind leg due to her mom .. im hoping to still be able to breed her...and a netherland doe as well... now im searching for bucks and a meat breed pair.. here is a few pictures of the ladies this is peanut or as my 3 year calls her PBJelly...

i have a dozen red sex link hens ..and they lay HUGE brown eggs... its interesting fitting them into egg crates since even my crates that are labelled jumbo are too small.. my mom and aunt who buy them dont bother to close the lids they just close it slightly..since you dont wanna...

Quote: thats why i have to make them last another 2 weeks.. that our date for processsing at the processors.. but a friend said he can get a whiz bang plucker.. if he can.. their being done sooner... possible this weekend... Crystal

I live in Canada in New Brunswick actually.. our day time temps this summer have been running 20-27 C.. they just turned 10 weeks .... I should also say they do free range they get locked int heir enclosure at night due to coyates and other predetors.. and they have a constant supply...