Search results for query: *

1 buff orpington rooster born march 15 .Winter Haven area.

Here is an ol boy that took up at my place about 5 years ago when he neighbor abandoned a bunch of birds ,he now strutts around my new henhouse,he gets up a lot earlier than he used to.

BO's in the forground but you can see a faint hint of rhode island red in the background.

She was suprised when one of them pooped on her,she said "my cat does'nt poop on me"

The crew roosting next to their stained glass window in the "Coop De ville"

Got these chicks back in March for my grandaughter,she likes to read them stories.One of them turned out to be a rooster so were looking for him a new home.

Quote: Because I know the older birds don't eat at night so I was wondering when the biddys quit snacking all night.

Thanks for the info,I'll move the food out at six months.I'll keep some water in there even after that.

I'm fixing to move the chicks from the brooder to the coop this week.I was going to keep them in the the coop for a week or so before leting them in the run.How long should I keep food and water in the coop at night? they are 5 weeks old now.Thanks.

Quote: Yep had about a year of pondering ie prodding and about 4weeks construction.Plan on 3 hens.Thanks for everybodys kind remarks.I had a great time building it even if it cut into my flyfishing time.the Grandaughter LOVED it,said it needed Christmas lights :cool:Merry Chrismas

My Grandaughter and Wife have been after me for a year wanting some chickens, just finished it yesterday. Thanks to all the folks on this site for some great ideas. She gets to see the finished product tonight she's pretty excited .Merry Christmas from Florida.