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Name: Pat Breed: Red laced blue Wyandotte Age: 8 months

We also enjoy collecting eggs, the colors, size and noting who is laying in what box.

That’s hilarious

He’s about 6 months old. So far he’s been a good boy. Hope that continues like having him around

Patty our roo is shouting and me as I collect eggs. Glad his crow is not too loud...

I also went with 3/4” plywood and put a sheet of linoleum over it. Easy clean.

Short video of our flock enjoying some crickets

Here she is teaching them to jump up to the rungs of the roost by tapping on the rung. Pat the rooster is very good at it, mostly because he so badly wants a treat.

Class is in session

Cockerel, here’s a better pic

...has found his way to the top rung of the chicken playground.

Don’t beat yourself up over it, it’s not for everybody. I’m sure you will find a new home for them.

We have 7 total, 2 blue Laced Red Wyandotte, 2 buffed Orpington, 2 Olive Eggers, and 1 Lavender Orpington.

Well done!

Hello Steve, I cannot help you regarding sand inside of the coop but can say that I have used the bagged construction sand from Lowe’s in our chicken run. I think it comes in 900 lb bag. Our chickens love it and dirt bath in it and it also helps with the chicken poop. Although my wife has a...

Thank so much Kayla’s Chickens, really appreciate your note.

I like that name. All of ours named, we have a Millie, Blanch, Barb, Blavery, Beyoncé, Feonna and Pat. :)

She does look just like an Easter Egger but she is an Olive Egger. We have another one that is all black too. Will see if we get some green eggs. The blue laced Wyandotte are pretty, hoping the roo is a good boy cuz he’s a pretty boy.

Yep, so far he’s been a good boy but it’s early. As long as he behaves he can stay. I forget what his name was before we realized she was a he, but now we just call him Pat.