my girls are only 20 weeks and have never been here for a winter so i dout that, its the first time they have seen birds so its in thier blood to try and get them.
Well this is technicaly the 3rd egg from 1 of my 6, 20 week old Hyline Browns, but the first 2 were soft and cracked. So this is egg 1 to me lol and will make one small breakfast tomorow hahaha, it only weighs in at 1.57oz, the girl layed it in her play sand lol.
Hahahaha i was just out looking at the girls and cought one chasing a Robin around the yard, it was awsome, the robin would land and she would be right after it, the robin would take off and she would leap and try and catch it in the air, i didnt know they would be this entertaining.
Have had no problems with her the last day or so, so i think she got the point, now she decided to start laying and has plopped to eggs out but both cracked ecause she hasnt tried the nesting ox yet, i have some golf balls in there to help, will see what she does tomorow.
Yes i have had progress, she has chased me down a few times since and i pinned her every time and seems she has got the picture. It's a rainy day here and this is the first rain they have ever seen so some are not coming out of the run yet to scavange the yard for those tasty worms but im sure...
Thanx, i somewhat thought it had something to do with the pecking order ut i thought it was funny so i let her do it, its only been 2 days so i wont let that happen again.
Well as some of you know i am new to the whole chicken raising thing but have done my best to make them an amazing home, my chickens are 6 POL, Hy-line's, no roosters because we arent allowed them in my city.
A few have started squatting and being very vocal but one has decided to use me as a...
I have pride in doing stuff so, my belief is do it right or dont do it at all, so i went all out like usual for a almost zero money and made the best place i could for them and i think i did a fantastic job and think they will have the time of thier life, well for how little that is for hybrids.
Second day my dog tried to lunge at them because they spooked him, but now he seems alright with them for now. My dog is a 12 year old, 3 legged, Lab x Akita x Shepard, been on 3 legs since he was 11 months and this is his first time with chickens and seems to be on a scavenger hunt for turds...
I will watch for mites, that was one of my first thoughts, but i have only touched 2 of them, the rest havent let me yet, they came from the farm so it could be possable. The other day i was gathering weeds, i also touched some of the birds, i dont know what got me itchy and hives as ive never...
So i live in British Columbia, Canada. Where it rarely snows were i am, we would be lucky to get snow 1 day a year, whats it take to keep them in this climate during the winter?
I still have a few finishing touches for the coop, i still need to make deviders for the nesting box and shingle the roof, make a feederand waterer, for now im just sprinkling food on the ground and letting them forge the yard and putting fresh water in a bowl 2 times a day, untill i get the...
Thanx, it was alot of mental work building this all from salvaged wood. If i am alregic i would NOT get rid of them, i would figure out a remedy, but thanx for your concern, i have no other symptoms and think it might just be the weed that i touched but if i get them again i will get tested for...