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  1. Ms2lman

    Any help is so appreciated,

    Thank you
  2. Ms2lman

    Any help is so appreciated,

    Will candle them before putting them in incubator
  3. Ms2lman

    Any help is so appreciated,

    I purchased call duck eggs off eBay they arrived today, the mail carrier was nice enough to put them on the porch in the shade. I was told by the seller to wait 3 to 4 hours and they put them in the incubator. My husband has hatched out calls before but super nervous about these..... Suggestions ?
  4. Ms2lman

    The coop is complete, lots of trial and error

    Just somewhere to hide and lay an occasional egg
  5. Ms2lman

    I have no idea what I am doing

    Are you building yourself or ordering it?
  6. Ms2lman

    We built a coop! What do you think?

    Very nice, love it. I'm sure they are happy in their new place
  7. Ms2lman

    What type of chicken is Teddy?

    Thanks so much for the information, learning every day
  8. Ms2lman

    The coop is complete, lots of trial and error

    Thank you
  9. Ms2lman

    What type of chicken is Teddy?

    Wow , duh didn't see that coming , do you think it's mixed with flizzle ? Or just a bantam ?
  10. Ms2lman

    Chandelier and Curtains.... Too much?

    Love the pics
  11. Ms2lman

    Chandelier and Curtains.... Too much?

    :ya I don't think it's too much either and fortunately hubby loves and cares for our flock and builds whatever I come up with
  12. Ms2lman

    What type of chicken is Teddy?

    Not sure what type of chicken this is, received the egg from a friend , I know it's a bantam but what?
  13. Ms2lman

    Love me an A-Frame

    From the brooder we put them in a smaller cage with a run and something for water, normally one of those plastic containers you store stuff in under your bed. They are perfect. Then when big enough they go in the a frame which we built from 2x 4s and chicken wire.. Should of used hard wire cloth...
  14. Ms2lman

    Love me an A-Frame

    This is the enclosure we built for our call ducks... Complete with a fountain
  15. Ms2lman

    Chandelier and Curtains.... Too much?

    Good idea
  16. Ms2lman

    The coop is complete, lots of trial and error

    Thank you, I like to think they are happy
  17. Ms2lman

    Chandelier and Curtains.... Too much?

    So I thought perhaps the girls needed a little privacy, so I added curtains, which I must admit I change for the seasons... And then I thought ... Doesn't every coop deserve a chandelier, so found one at the thrift store and hubby added solar lights... Perfect. And then I thought they should...
  18. Ms2lman

    The coop is complete, lots of trial and error

    we started out with chicken wire and an aviary net, learned that wasn't enough, coons just stick their hands through or climb up the sides and some how get through the net. Put on a metal roof and wrapped the coop in hardware cloth. So far nothing has gotten in. Added curtains for privacy in the...
  19. Ms2lman

    I have no idea what I am doing

    :bow:bow:bow:bow:bow:bow:bow:bow Thanks only regret is we used chicken wire not hardware cloth
  20. Ms2lman

    I have no idea what I am doing

    Congrat.s Steven, just wanted to share a pic of our little duck enclosure... There are so many options out there
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