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I am just thinking it’s going to take a little more time, located in central Kentucky,

Pullets are 5 mths some are 1 1/2 year old and other are 6 mths. Light on a 12 hr timer.

They are getting light, golden comets light brahmas Easter Eggers barred rock Plymouth blue rock have been getting 60 +Days

I have gathered 25 laying hens over the past couple of months. 9 were younger pullets and the rest were laying prior to me acquiring them. I am getting 5-7 eggs a day. Is this normal? They have access to oyster shell and get layer crumbles.

Looking for suggestions on bulk feed for CX. Would prefer yo get from feed mill. Or if you have a good recipe. Going to have 70 birds.

Here are pics!

Just getting close to finished

10 ft then trusses

What I really need to know is how high does my separator need to be.

I have a 19 ft x 36 ft shed I have enclosed the front with wire. Instead of having one huge area I would like to divide it where my layers are in one spot and meat birds in another. What suggestions do you have??!

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You guys are awesome....so I should bury diagonal going out. Never would of thought of that.

I like this, much more economical

Okay so think about this and criticize me!!! Ditch witch an 18 inch ditch, put tin in ditch and then start at top of tin with HWC. We are loaded with big flat rock. Put apron of flat rock around outer edge of run? Yes I know a lot of work but I have a 15 yr old so I have good young help! Thoughts?

Thanks!!! I have a buddy with a ditch witch, I was going to cheat! I have a lot of tin and not so much HWC, that’s costly! So just trying to figure out best avenue.

I am designing my coop and run for up to 20 layers. I have about every predator threat you can imagine. I am going to bury HWC, just curious how deep I should put it. Thought about doing a run of tin around the bottom as well, at least on the backside of runaway from our house. As far as my coop...

I do have Cornish X at this time. They eat a lot! I like the one with the saucer around the bottom. I can see taking this feeder out at night and replacing it in the morning. Helps with moving my chicken tractor around as well because they definitely follow the feed ! I believe two buckets...

I really enjoy making my own tools that help me with my animals. I like that they are customizable for each individuals needs and can be improved upon for whatever needs be. I am trying to figure out a feeder for my meat chickens. I love the way the 5 gallon bucket feeders look. What kind of...

Set your waterer on bricks of tiles, keep it raised up to keep them from scratching bedding into it. This will help so much! Good luck!

Got my tractor made and birds in!! Ended up making it 8x8 it is pretty dang heavy but we get heavy winds so that’s fine with me!