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Here's the latest video of our seven girls that we are keeping (out of sixteen we raised) in their new home (Solar powered electric door with photoelectric eye coming like we have on our other coop). They are now twelve weeks old.

Hers' a couple of pictures of the new tractor almost complete!

Great job! You are in for a wonderful journey!

Here are the babies at seven weeks old! This will be the last video of all of them together since it is time for some of them to go to their new homes. I will miss them...

I have an eight week old Plymouth Rock rooster and also a Buff Orpington rooster (same age) that need good homes. I live on Lake Norman in Mooresville so please let me know if you would like one or both of these birds (FREE of course). They are part of a group of sixteen that I inherited from...

We are sooooo excited to have been selected as winners! What a talented group of people here on BackyardChickens.com with some amazing coops. We are so thankful to be a part of this group!

We are sooooo excited to have been selected as winners! What a talented group of people here on BackyardChickens.com with some amazing coops. We are so thankful to be a part of this group!

One of the best designs I've seen! Great job!

Here are the babies at six weeks old growing up fast!

Here's an update. Instead of selling our first coop and building a larger one we are building a 5' X 8' tractor and are going to only keep six of the babies (all girls). We will not give any away until we determine the sex of each bird. Here's our plan:

Here's the latest video of the chicks at four weeks old!

Here is the new video of the chicks at 3 weeks old! Let me Know what you think!

The plans are to sell the current coop and build another much larger. Thanks!

A great HD video of our sixteen new baby Ameraucana, Plymouth Barred Rock and Buff Orphington chicks! Enjoy!

We've had a trigger feeder system which uses the one from Trigger Happy Chickens since last September and it has been wonderful to not have to fill the feeder everyday. We have also noticed a huge difference in the amount of food that gets in the sand. When we used a conventional feeder a lot...

Eggs in a Jar, I'll have to measure them again since I can;t seem to find my notes. The nipples are the threaded type from Farm Tek with their PVC T's which is not a size that is carried by Lowe's or Home Depot.

Cool!

Very nice coop!

Great use of the kid's former playhouse. Nice work!

Love it!