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    Help me name my barred rock

    Wilma ( Pebbles mother on the Flintstones)
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    Winterizing Coop - Draft Free… but still has ventilation? Confused!

    Your coop looks great! Ventilation at the top is exactly where you want it. Drafts come below and that’s what they don’t want.
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    New Coop, 6' x 8' Shed Roof, Suggestions for Ventilation?

    I left openings at the top on all 4 sides. Cover the openings with hardware cloth.
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    What is your chickens’ favorite scrap treat?

    My Golden Girls go crazy for bananas. When they get too ripe for us, it goes to the girls. They also get worms, lettuce, carrots, apple peels and cucumbers.
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    Review by 'Chicnbones' in article 'Table Scraps and Leftovers for Chickens'

    I really like and appreciate this article. I only have 3 chickens and they look forward to their daily snacks.
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    Being a newbie at chickens, I have read several articles in “Backyardchickens”. Thank you to...

    Being a newbie at chickens, I have read several articles in “Backyardchickens”. Thank you to everyone that have submitted articles and contributed to my research and chicken coop improvement. As the weather has turned cooler I decided it would be beneficial to insulate my coop. Having done so I...
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    Deep Litter in Run and How to Keep Clean

    I use river sand only! My Golden girls love it as they lay down and wallow in it and throw sand through their feathers. I put some earth in a horse feed low bucket so they can get to that too! It prevents bugs and it’s food grade so it won’t hurt them. I clean the run with a rake that I put...
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    Bedding hacks

    I use sand in the run only and shavings in the coop. I bought nest bedding from Amazon but my girls don’t like it…. I guess I’ll just put shavings in for nest bedding.
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    Congratulations 🍾🎈

    Congratulations 🍾🎈
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    Barn Cats and Chickens

    I have 2 barn cats! My chickens are in a run with coop attached. I wouldn’t trust either one of my cats alone for one second with my Golden Girls! My cats are hunters but they’re also affectionate and like to be curled. Sometimes the cats lay around the outside of coop just watching the hens lol….
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    Comment by 'Chicnbones' in article 'Feathery Flock name ideas'

    I call mine “The Golden Girls”
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    Review by 'Chicnbones' in article 'Keeping Your Chickens Cool In Summer'

    That’s a great idea! I have a window in their coop and put a window fan in. I can unplug it from the outside. Easy to start up in the morning and off at night.
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    How Many Eggs Did You Get Today?

    Wow! I’m still waiting on my new chicks to start. I opened the nest and put a couple of ceramic eggs in there. They are just turning 5 months old. Any other suggestions?
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    Which Sand for Run?

    River sand not silica!
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    Wrong sand in the run! Help!

    Aww I’m 😢 yep! That’s a sucky day… take a deep breath and say there’s no emergency here , one day at a time. Do what you can and just start removing it. Once it is removed you can redo it and restore to brand new!🤠 get your eggs in a row and add appropriate sand ( river not silica). You and your...
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    Issues with sand in run

    What kind of sand did you use? Careful, do not use silica sand! It can cause respiratory problems or even cancer.
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    I need all the ground cover options for my run

    I needed more sand for my riding arena so, I scooped up a few buckets and put it in my new chicken run. I took a rake and covered it with hardware cloth to clean the sand. It’s like a big litter scoop. Lol. The chickens love the sand! If you use sand, don’t use silica sand use river sand.
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    Anyone use SAND in the run/coop

    I’m a newbie with chicks. I was redoing my riding area and decided to put sand in the chicken run. My chicks love it! They actually bury themselves in there. They’re cleaning their feathers and staying cool.
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