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  1. taradye3

    Preparing Your Flock & Coop for WINTER

    @islandgirl82 @iwiw60 I will check Walmart.com for one. She did have two chick mates. I used to keep them in the coop all the time for fear of animals getting to them at night when they were younger. Then, when they got to be about 3-4 months I started letting them wonder when I was home and...
  2. taradye3

    Preparing Your Flock & Coop for WINTER

    That is so good for me to hear! I am in missouri too! I only have one chicken, but she has decided to not use the coop or nesting box I have for her. She prefers now to wonder during the day and sleep in a tree at night. I'm nervous for our Missouri winter. I don't want to lose her. But she...
  3. taradye3

    Preparing Your Flock & Coop for WINTER

    Where did you order those from? That is the kind of waterer I use and have been racking my brain at how to make it thru winter!
  4. taradye3

    The Great Egg Hunt of 2014 - and chickens on strike

    That makes sense. Both my husband and I work during the day. So again, I'm nervous to think of them out wandering all day without supervision. Also, we do have several trees in our yard. And it's a big yard. But it's not fenced and we have neighbors with dogs and cats. We are right on the edge...
  5. taradye3

    The Great Egg Hunt of 2014 - and chickens on strike

    Aren't you afraid of predators getting to your chickens when they are just out wandering your 5 acres of property all day and night? I'm new to the chicken raising business and that is something that I'm really nervous about when my baby chicks get too big to be inside. I'm looking at coops...
  6. taradye3

    Newbie Needs Help!

    I just bought my first baby chicks! I got three. One Cornish, one Rhode Island Red, and one that was labeled as a Rainbow. I've been researching a lot before the purchase. I'm clearly not an expert on breads or anything. We are just wanting some egg laying chickens. Anyways, we just got them...
  7. taradye3

    Newbie needs help!

    I just bought my first baby chicks! I got three. One Cornish, one Rhode Island Red, and one that was labeled as a Rainbow. I've been researching a lot before the purchase. I'm clearly not an expert on breads or anything. We are just wanting some egg laying chickens. Anyways, we just got them...
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