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  1. SuperChick79

    Duck Houses

    LadyIsadora, this setup is working really well. The ducks stay very very clean. If any poo stays on top, I can just hose it off. For the winter I had put ply wood sheets around it, because we get pretty nasty wind chills here. I believe the distance from the ground tho the 2x4s that the floor is...
  2. SuperChick79

    Duck Houses

    The top of the gables, on both sides of the shed, have vents for circulation (looks like the branch is covering it up in the picture, though). The top of the kennel actually has chicken wire stretched across it. I used to have chicken wire around the bottom, too, before I moved it, but took it...
  3. SuperChick79

    Duck Houses

    It's Red Rooster Poultry Flooring (http://www.doublel.com/poultrydivision/poultry-flooring/ol-flooring.html). I used to use it in dog kennels. Now I'm hoping it will keep the ducks cleaner
  4. SuperChick79

    Duck Houses

    Just got this done. Ducks haven't moved in, yet, since there are still a few minor things to do. It's for five ducks (4 Runners and 1 Mallard).
  5. SuperChick79

    Golden-laced Sebrights (Appleton, WI)

    Found a home for them. Not sure how to delete this thread ... only how to edit it.
  6. SuperChick79

    Sebright rooster is attacking newly introduced Wyandotte hens

    When we recently finished our chicken coop, we moved our 6 Sebrights (5 hens, 1 rooster) in first and waited about 3 weeks to move in our Wyandottes (4 hens), thinking we don't want the big Wyandottes to "beat up" the little Sebrights. Prior to the big coop the two breeds were in two separate...
  7. SuperChick79

    Post your FIRST EGG pics!

    First three eggs from our Wyandottes (hatched beginning of May). It's 26 Degrees Fahrenheit outside ... I figured we would have to wait until Spring for our first eggs. Pretty proud of those Chickies.
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