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You've been really brave through all this. You're doing a good job - hang in there.

Interesting! I will have to check her book out of the library.

I'm so sorry Xitaa. What was the vet's diagnosis?

Rats! I just bought 50# for $8, and now it looks like I don't need it after all - well, better safe than sorry.

Yes, I think it's a given that the chicken run will be reduced to dirt, and stay that way. So don't stress - this is just how it's going to be! This weekend at the Tour de Coops I saw one run with a large flower box that would be replanted as needed. I think I'll incorporate that idea into my...

At first Tony's crow just sounded like a squeaky hinge, but he's getting the hang of now that he's 3 months old. It's still just 2 "ar ar's", though, like Kerr's.

Good luck Jackie! I'm so sorry about your Americauna.

How old typically before they start laying?

If anybody would like to join me, carpool, whatever, please email me! I'm definitely going.

Anybody want to go as a group?

Sorry guys, but it's an urban myth - http://www.snopes.com/science/mars.asp

I'm in North Portland, with 4 hens and one rooster, Tony, who will be rehomed shortly. Still finishing up my coop!

Rain water! Perfect - I live in PDX, the land of rain. I might have to try something like that.

Do you just screw a garden hose into that?

Also - I have this (irrational?) fear of predators digging under, or even tipping over my coop. Do you think that would be a problem with this design?

First may I say - your lawn is Gorgeous! Second - how tall is that? Is tall enough to walk around in easily (ie, without self-inflicted back pain!) Finally - wow. Just wow - it is a great coop, your girls are going to be so happy.

OK, dumb question - what does de-worming consist of? Is this something I buy and put into their feed? (My girls are about 2 months old)

Poppycat, I'm so glad everybody's going to A-OK. I just wanted to add my 2 cents - my first very own cat Timothy had diabetes, and for me it was really very little trouble. I'd set his food down and he wouldn't even notice me injecting him (it's very easy, just under the loose skin at the back...

So cute - I loooove the idea of painting easter eggs on your lavender coop!

Teresa La, this is a gorgeous house! Where are you located? If you have cold winters, what are your plans for keeping the cold out?