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shes been sneezing often which is why i thought it was a cold not respiratory related, as for how cold... it gets to around 3 degrees celsius minimum at nights but from trying to look after the sick one we realized a few of the chooks were shivering

Heres how it works: send a pic of ur best chicken photo bomb and the person below you has to rate that pic 1 - 10. then that person posts a pic of their own to be rated... Ill start...

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no pics above but i rate the gator pic a 7 what do u rate this

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hi, its mid winter at the moment and after covering up my coops open windows the inside of my coop is still quite breezy and one of my silkies seem to have caught a cold, are there any products i could use to seal cracks or any ways of heating up my coop that i could purchase???

not necessarily as part of the run... but something that ive always wanted to do but havent had the chance is to make a chicken lawnmower!! basically its a bottomless cage which you can wheel to different spots on ur lawn if u have one where they pech away the long grass! heres a pic of one i...

I left a comment on ur introduction thread about woodchips

i think the answer you r looking for is the fact that she is a silkie!!! i have a 2 year old silkie hen and most of the time shes always been too busy to lay eggs

hey and im from victoria and find that despite the fact that many aren't from Australia doesn't effect my enjoyment of the site, hope the same goes for you

weve tried a few different things and so far woodchips/tanbark have worked best, our girls love digging around in it and on a wet day it provides good drainage

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