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    Are cold eggs infertile?

    Hello. Do cold eggs mean infertile eggs? My barnevelder has been on her eggs for about 7 days now and she has started to come out briefly in the mornings for something to eat and drink. She's in the corner of a very old dairy shed which is infested with rats and visited by at least one cat. I...
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    How good is a dirt floor for coop?

    Thanks so much! It's been great advice.
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    How good is a dirt floor for coop?

    Thanks so much for that. I think I'll put in a concrete floor. It's just a small coop and the dirt does not become muddy, just wet at the edges and in the corners. So I think concrete is the way to go. Easier to clean too. Just one question though, doesn't a concrete floor - even with sand or...
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    How good is a dirt floor for coop?

    I inherited a chicken coop when we moved into our place. It's made of metal sheeting and wooden beams. The floor is dirt, not hard but soft, and I've been using a combination of wood shavings and straw as bedding. Problem is that around the edges of the coop it's damp and the wood is starting to...
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    Too many roosters - help!

    Thanks so much for the feedback. I've advertised my young roosters on GumTrees/Craigslist so here goes. Wish me luck!
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    Too many roosters - help!

    Thanks gryeyes, that makes me feel a lot better. Our second rooster is a very handsome Brahma and a real character so I'd be a little sad to part with him. He's the son of no. 1 rooster and we've had him since he was a chick. Hopefully they can all get along and I can keep all three roosters...
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    Too many roosters - help!

    Thanks so much Pyxis, you've given me some hope! Some options to mull over here.
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    Too many roosters - help!

    Hello, we inherited two hens, a tiny chick and a rooster when we bought our house and they've been a joy. But being a novice chicken-owner I walked into all the traps. I was so thrilled with my little flock that when someone advertised chicks I bought three more (thinking all three were hens)...
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    Hello from Tasmania, Australia

    Hello everyone, I've been reading your forums avidly since I inherited 3 hens and a rooster 5 months ago when we moved to the country and although I was a little daunted at first I just love them. They are an absolute delight! I never knew that having chickens could be such fun ...and a real...
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