I tryed drawing them in with treats actually, I drew everyone in including them but when they finished they just wandered out again. I thought about actuaiting my auto door after they are in but I don't have access to the switch from the outside. Once I put them in "close" to bedtime but wile...
I have 13 birds different breeds. The four polish and the two cochins always roost outside in the run. No matter how windy or pouring, sheeting rain they stay outside. They go in the coop to feed and lay but come dark they stay outside.
I have an automatic door that closes well after everyone...
Whats the breed? I had three Egyptian Faoumi's that started honking at three months like they thought they were geese. They never did quiet down so I got rid of them on Monday at 4.5 months old as I didn't want to alarm the nieghbors. I had 25 hens, all different breeds and I am getting rid of...
Hens, Egyptian Fayoumi pullets, four months old and ready to lay. Three availible. Beautiful, active exotic chickens with large dark eyes. Pick up only at this time.
Ones a ten year old jack pine the other 6 month old oak. My experience with burning stumps to nothin has always had limited success. Usaully ending up with just slightly smaller black stumps.
Will the chickens hide from my line of sight behind the stumps? Will they lays eggs up inside? If I...
Here are the pictures of the stumps
the above shot is of the stumps themselves, and unfortunatly they are the size of a small car, probably above a ton each. Too much for my come a long and are escavator job.
The below shot is the area that the shed will nest up to them. then my idea is to...
I am planning on building a coop right where some very large, pulled stumps lay. I was going to have then moved at $400 but then I thought if I put the coop up against them I could build the large run around the stumps and the chicken may "play" on them. Would they play in and around them...
The first two do look alike and the last three do all look like each other and while my uneducated eye can only really pick up the obvious leg color differences, someone else probably could see other things. They are definatly two different things though. Thanks for all the help.
So I got some chicks from MM's ornamental layers and I thought these girls were all the same untill I looked at the legs and noticed two had orage legs and three had green legs so now I think they are different breeds but I have no idea what. Any help?
First the orange legged gals . . ...
Thanks to previous posters on help with identification. Now I have two different sets of yellow chicks; a pair with feathers on thier feet and five that I think are all the same without feathers on thier feet. They are from MM's ornamental layers - so I am assuming all female.
First the pair...
They are beautiful. So at some point the red heads are al going to go white? This is going to be so fun to watch. Thanks so much
How bout these?
At first I thought I had 5 of them, and only last night I noticed the very different leg color so now I think I have three of the above with the...