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Hey Roller, I'm always surprised at the places you'll see coyotes, those wily buggers will go anywhere! While they don't climb they will dig. Before we covered our run and added some electric fencing we had a fox that was very bold. He was jumping onto the roof of the coop ( over 7 feet ) then...

You can never go wrong with the Golden Girls, who doesn't like Betty White.

There are no dogs in heaven, Cause there on my couch !!!!!!!

Campines do just fine in temps below 0 at night with highs in the single digits as long as they have proper shelter. They spend too much time scratching, running around and causing general mischief to get cold.

Most exterminators are aware of the importance of peoples pets and take great care to prevent harming them, I hope this was one of them. If you are not seeing any ill effects by now I'm sure they will be O.K.

Quote: NYREDS makes a excellent point and helping to preserve a rare breed with a story was my main motivator in choosing Dominiques. They are hands down the sweetest, friendliest, most docile birds on the farm and will always be a part of my flock. I can't help but feel like I have a piece of...

Dominiques have a history, and of course everyone will say they have the best. If everyone has a blue car why would you want a blue car? Go with the original.

I would say a Dominique, look how her tail resembles an inverted V and how she lacks much of a butt and a small rose comb. I would say finders keepers!

Hello from Utah

So begins your chicken addiction Welcome!

Welcome I'm sure you can help answer a question from time to time

Welcome, and we'll talk birds with ya!

Hello from Utah

Welcome fellow Utahn, if you like barred rocks may I suggest Dominiques with there rose combs they handle the cold very well and are about the friendliest little birds. Not to mention the chicken brought west by the pioneers.

There is a few variables about frostbite among them exposure-time,temp,humidity/moisture and wind; condition/over all health-level of hydration, proper nutrition and level of stress. Among these I personally rank proper hydration as the most important by far,as water is critical for every bodily...

Keep up the good work, I do not think those little birds are ready to give up they have a lot of fight left in them!

Mrs. Betty Buffington E.E. 9 months old Large to extra large green eggs In her first week of lay she is the most productive of the flock! Well worth the wait I'll say. WAY TO GO MRS.BUFF!

One of our freeloader decided to start laying again on the shortest day of the year after a two month hiatus. Go figure, silly chicken!

Put some Lutefisk on a stick and deep fry it then they might give it a go.