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I have had the same problem with my flock, not once, but twice. The first time this happened, I re homed her and she seems fine, however it is happening again, and isolation is not an option for me, the head of the flock leaves her be, so i don't understand this. I am going to see if they...

Ok thank you!

I can post a pic of just the top diagram which displays the dimensions of everything.

Which one? The first or second? Theu are frpm seperate flocks. Is the points an indicator? Do you know where i could get some hatching eggs from show-quality RIR's?

the dimensions of tje individual coops are 10x10, and each run os 10x15-20 depends on material cost, this space will be more than efficient for 25 in each coop, ( note: there are 2) there will 2 industrial sized fans fpr good air circulation not to mention 5 open but covered windows per coop...

here is another one, her comb has 6 points so i didn't think about her, but i would like you opinion.

The photo wont upload, let me try to take a different phptp

I know that her feathers arent as dark as what judges are going for, but is she in good enough shape and close enough to the standard that she woild place at even local shows? Assuming that there is competition.

you could easily modify my design, for mine is set up to house a trailer fpr when i show my hens, and you could combine the twp seperate coops, thats just for me to keep my show hens in the same set, so i dont get any mixed breeds. This design is set up for 50+ hens at 4sqft each.

that is my design for next build amd should hold 50+ chickens. It shoi of go underway next summer, when i get my show stock going.

Does anybody know of a breeder who is well known for high quality show pullets in Missouri?

Thats awesome.

I hope so too

It would get pretty tight, but they wont let her leave that spot, so ot wouldn't do any good.

I just figured it out, she is always hiding, and looking to escape, and my coop is very small what i cant reach standing at the door i can by pitting one foot in the coop, what i have come to realize is that she was never coming after me, she was looking for a way out, even if that meant...

Yep, i had the same problem with my hens and thats how i fixed it.

Ok, thanks!

I have a broody hen, she is very protective of the nest but she isn't the "queen" of the flock so when she sits on the wrong box her eggs get pecked otherwise they leave her alone. When she steps off her nest she paces back and forth facing the back wall any goes to the corner and scratches at...

Lol, well she came at me again trying to collect eggs, so i pushed her around a bit, and hand fed her some grass, she has stopped running at me and calmed a bit, but she keeps jumping up on everything right next to me fpr spme reason. My broody hen is acting strange when she steps off the nest...