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Well, "She" crowed 6 times this morning....so im pretty certain its a rooster, lol. Oh well, im not gonna eat him so I guess I will just have to keep him until the neighbors start complaining, lol.

Yeah, probably. I will probably have to give it another month to be more certain but that would explain a few things....like the fact that "she" ran up and pecked my dogs nose when she got close to the coop instead of running away with the other chickens lol. "she" is also bigger than the...

My 4 Easter Eggers are 6 weeks old and one of them looks different from the others, "her" pea comb has turned dark pink while the other 3 have not changed...and now her tail feathers are popping out a bit. I put her picture below....

Well our whole lot is sand...we live in Florida lol. You can't go more than an inch into the ground without hitting sand and crushed cochina. Sometimes we even pull whole shells out of our yard. I picked the sand because it is going to dry out faster than any other option. Worst case scenario is...

It's actually very well ventilated and stays nice and cool inside the coop. It's under trees so it never has the full sun on it either. And yes, plain construction sand. 4 chickens.

We just finished our coop and run. Decided to use sand in the majority of the outdoor run and pine shavings inside since we still have a bunch of that left over. We covered the run just to help keep it cleaner and dryer since it's all under a bunch of oak trees. Chickens aren't quite sure what...

I have some 4 week old EE chicks in my guest bedroom. My husband and I have virtually finished the coop and are about to build the outdoor run attached to the coop and I am looking for some advice. I live in Central Florida....it gets really hot here but the coop and run are going to be under...

I am on the east coast in Cocoa, Fl. Just got my chicks a few days ago. Ordered them from MyPetChicken.com, took two days to get here and they were bright eyed and healthy when they arrived.

Finally took the plunge and got my first flock of four day old EE chicks. They are so stinking cute I can hardly stand it. My husband and I are moving more and more in the direction of self-sustainment and we already grow several of our own vegetables (and fish) through hydroponics and...