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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    <3 omg its so cute!! nope i don't have any really small ones! awee i wish i did now though :p so adorable. So I'm searching online, and I figured for 55 chickens i would need approximately 270 sq ft of space giving them 5 sqft of space in the coop. Which would be around a 16x18 building...
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    No bantams, theyre smaller than normal chickens right? i dont think i do... all of them seem the same size, sorry i've never had bantams lol
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    Awe mine got along so well for the first few days and then i noticed the duck grabbing the chickens wing feathers i was like noooo dont do that, I've never had ducks before so i was like whatttt
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    haha yeah it is, i just kinda thought in my head how big it was, its dark and coyotes so i didnt wanna go out on my own :p so i talked hubby into going out when i told him he's like no way in heck is it that small :P He's talking about leaving that one for the ducks and getting a shed/prebuilt...
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    Also talked to my hubby we went out and measured i was sooo wrong, still too small for all my new chickens and ducks and turkeys lol. its 16x8
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    I live in Kansas so yeah we get the snow and the cold winds, Ok I'll talk to the hubby and get their coop started. We have some ventilation but with us adding on i'll make sure to add more. Thanks
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    We had 8 but they were my sister in laws that we've been taking care of for about 2 years, she finally came and got them after getting situated it was bittersweet :( which is why my hubby thought surprising me with a surprise box for our anniversary would be good for me. Like i said on the other...
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    We plan on making a bigger coop, sorry should've put that in my post but I was asking about the brooder not the coop :). Anyways we plan on adding on/making a new coop before theyre big enough to go outside. I've read that 2ft min for them being free range and only having to be inside the coop...
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    I do plan on selling some of them, not all of them, it was my first surprise box and im not sure how many roosters and such are in there.
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    I had 56 total, (2 turkeys, 2 ducks, and 52 chickens) unfortunately lost one chicken so only 55 left. Its about 50 or so sq ft, wooden box hubby made. I could divide off the brooder but i was always told chickens need about .5sqft growing up, havent had chicks in awhile so my math could be wrong...
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    New to the page

    Thanks :D it took alot of courage to order, but I'm really happy I did :D Thanks so much
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    New to the page

    I've had chickens for about 2 years, just "normal" breeds (wynadottes/rhode island reds.) recently ordered a surprise box from Cackle and am loving the diversity. I have 51 Chickens, 2 rouen ducks, and 2 turkeys :) I have a bunch that I have never had before so I'm not sure on the breeds just yet.
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    Ducks pulling chickens feathers out.

    I ordered a cackle surprise box, 56 total arrived healthy but lost one last week. Theyre 2 weeks old as of today. Came with 2 ducks anyways i'm keeping them together I've heard mixed reactions if i should keep them together or seperate, when i had them seperated they just made noise all day and...
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