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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    We are in Saint Paris area
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    What to do in the wet weather?

    We just added clear vinyl roof panels around our run! I add grass clippings and fall leaves periodically to it. The chickens love it and it is keeping the ground dry and their feet clean. We also have half sand and half pine shavings in their coop, which the sand cleans their feet if they do...
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    Dirty eggs

    Yeah....Finally! They both went into the nest and we have two beautiful...clean eggs!!! Thanks, ladies!!
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    Dirty eggs

    Thanks for the advice. We did add a stump, but they would only look in...curiosity mostly. Yes, we have four inches of sand on one side and the opposite is several inches of pine flakes. We did just add an "open" type nest box in the lower, darker part of the barn, and one hen went right to...
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    My KrazyKoop

    Good morning, neighbor!
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    Dirty eggs

    Thanks for your response. I suppose I should clarify my intro......my son kept the silkies, I have two Rhode Island Red hens and one Barred Rock roo. I have only had them for about two weeks and they are not quite a year old, so my son got them as chicks back in the Spring. I will change...
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    Dirty eggs

    I have an issue with my hens laying eggs from the roost bar, which land in the poop tarp. So, every morning I am finding the eggs are soiled. There is so much conflicting info on should I or should I not clean the eggs and if I do clean them are they ok to consume? I'm new at this and need...
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    OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

    We are in Saint Paris, sandwiched between Urbana and Troy. We just adopted our first small flock of one BR roo and two hens.
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    My KrazyKoop

    Never did I think I would have chickens, or a rooster in my care. My son started his flock from twelve and found himself with two Silkies and two Barred Rock roos, the rest are Rhode Island Red hens. He convinced me to help him out by adopting one BR roo and two hens. My husband had built a...
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