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Hello, I recently lost one of my 3 girls about a month ago (alpha) and Ive noticed a change in my two remaining hens. They seem a bit bored and almost confused. I live in an area where i cannot simply buy more hens to replace my lost one. Plus, Ive been working a lot so they dont have much time...

Hm yes that can be done too.. good idea! & only from the sides when it’s raining from an angle (like the edges of the inside coop would get wet but not the center)

Im looking to add better sand/dirt to my girls coop (around at least half of it to be exact) . I do have a few things though, it has to be something that wont get damaged by rain or become icky (the coop is opened all around so water gets in very easily) . I would like something that wont harm...

This is just a little update. This is their day 2 in the coop but i feel like im about to crack and let them out .. so i have a question if anyone can help answer? I went to check on them this morning and found several feathers around the coop. They do this every time theyre in there for too...

Aw ok thats great advice! I think i should give it a shot i do love them a lot and would be happy if i could get them to cooperate with me lol. I’ll try this out thanks again!!

They know one of their treat bags but they arent always convinced by it. I even tried feeding them only inside their coop once they go in for the evening but it doesnt always work.

Oh okay. Wow 70 ! Thats awesome and here im heaving a hard time with 3:barnie I mean, it is worth a shot . Their coop has no ‘dark’ spaces though for the night. Its a 7x11 rectangle with hardware cloth all around, and like a foot underneath too.the roof is simply wood so sunlight hardly gets...

Yeah they have a coop. Not too small but they just look so sad when theyre in there. Do you think it could really work?

Ive had my 3 girls for over a year now and Ive managed to keep them alive and happy for a while now And I truly love them to death but its getting harder trying to corral them every night on the dot. I live in a place where chickens arent allowed so I have no choice but to round them up...

I just did a little identification test to help me narrow it down and it says an “Everglades Racer”. So I'm not as concerned as before (phew!!). There are a few rats and mice here so maybe thats why its around?? When my girls lay eggs I always put them inside right away. I’ll still keep an eye...

Oh. And yes I forgot that. I am in south Florida. Miami area.

I stepped outside in the front porch and found this little guy slithering around. I can tell it’s not venomous or bad but I just wanted to know what type of snake it is? Does it pose a threat to my chickens? I have 3 very small hens (one is about the size of a pigeon). I got a few pics of him...

Oh okay. I’ll try to see just incase. Thank you all

They weren’t from my hens. So I’m not sire. My friend gave them to me, she said she got them from a farmers market.

Can anyone let me know if any of these eggs are possibly fertile or not? Thanks you :)17157950-C726-437B-88AD-C5B7AF0E5D36 by nicoleee posted Oct 27, 2018 at 1:51 PM9EE12DC0-9B16-4787-89B4-7F10903616CC by nicoleee posted Oct 27, 2018 at 1:51 PMCC75CAE1-CA10-4020-AD61-03DE2C168F10 by nicoleee...

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