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:lol: i didn't mean by the apa lol

the sections are relitively small but with an outdoor run for my chickens free range year round, the broody pen is for incubating only and can accomodate 3 hens, my breeding program is in a different shed and the other section is for young pullets. i have a broody buster already and my brooder...

anyone here have a coop this large we have a 160sqft shed in our backyard that we plan to make into a coop. we will have separate areas for breeders, and broodys. pics to come, any tips or ideas are welcome no run bc they free range

anyone here have a coop this large we have a 160sqft shed in our backyard that we plan to make into a coop. we will have separate areas for breeders, and broodys. pics to come, any tips or ideas are welcome no run bc they free range

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it could be broken and you might need to make a chick splint

i see only pullets

it grows back with the next molt

not with rooster but with my pullets

girlie girls:)

i use olive oil weekly to keep mine looking shiny and feeling moisturized

im not picky about colors , by show quality i mean out of show stock, and olive eggers are being considered designer breeds atm

i see pullet but id watch it

not really lol if you want you can message me and i could help you through raising them lol

ive had a roo with no spurs, but normally mine dont get them for up to a year

all of my pullets have those

no doubt in my mind its a pullet

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theres a thing called the no crow rooster collar ive had to use it in the past :) it makes them extremely quieter, no louder than a hen

you can still eat the eggs, so no chicks if you eat the eggs lol my roos are always the nicest and most friendly