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    Hello from England!

    Hi Thank you for the welcome :) I will have a look at that thread ;)
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    Hello from England!

    Hello to every one on this forum! I registered on this site because it's the best poultry information hub on the net! no UK based site comes close ;) We currently have 14 chickens and will be adding 2 more later on this year! Our flock is as follows: 2 Rhode Island Red Roosters 1 White star...
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    Comment by 'Laburnum-Roos' in article 'Interesting chicken facts- Did you know?'

    Very interesting
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    Seperate coop for my 3 roosters

    The current setup is working as feathers are growing back and a hell of a lot less mating going on. Before wasn't working, it's a little inconvenience separating them but they don't mind being picked up too much. But it's still a little time consuming first thing in the morning before work and...
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    Seperate coop for my 3 roosters

    This is a picture of the run and coop that I put the roosters in, taken from behind the gate, that you can see in the other pictures. The run area for the Roos is actually 14 x 6.4 feet. I have just measured it as I guessed it before.
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    Seperate coop for my 3 roosters

    That's what I was asking, the coop on the picture is supposed to be for 4 hens, would that be exceptable for them? So technically they will have there own run and coop, and will free range with the hens when we let them. Our main coop ; the one they all sleep on is a old brick toilet converted...
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    Seperate coop for my 3 roosters

    Hi 11 hens at the moment, will be getting 2 more so the ratio to roosters isn't ideal. 3 hens have got bare backs, but have put saddles on them and feathers coming through already :-) they are separated for most the day at the moment and allowed back with the hens on the evening. I was told...
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    Seperate coop for my 3 roosters

    Hi all I have recently sectioned off a small area of our chicken run ( approximately 12 x 6 feet ) and have been putting our three Roos in there to give our 11 hens a break. We didn't want three Roos but we have now and love them all :-). My question is It's getting difficult every morning...
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    Using a 6x4ft shed as feeding area

    That's good then, I may keep door on and bolt it shut when I lock them in their coop at night. That will save me covering or removing their feed. Cheers
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    Light Sussex

    I would keep an eye on their tail feathers if I was you ;)
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    Using a 6x4ft shed as feeding area

    Hi We have a 350 sq meter run with a old out building brick toilet for their coop, approximately 3x5ft and 8ft heigh. I currently keep their food in the coop and keep their water outside. In there run we have a 6x4 shed that we currently keep bedding, feed in etc. I was wondering if it were...
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