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    Is it ok to have a separate mobile run for chickens?

    I have the producer pride coop with attached covered run for my 7 chickens. It is predator proofed and will be a great spot to keep them extra safe. I was thinking about getting one of the metal chicken runs from Amazon and put the girls in there each morning and then put them back in their...
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    When can my 4 week old chicks move to the coop officially?

    Thanks so much! They do get pretty roudy when we bring them back inside at night for a bit… they just love being out. I’m sure I’ll be able to tell the difference.
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    When can my 4 week old chicks move to the coop officially?

    Thanks so much for the tips! My husband is an electrician and he isn’t crazy about me running an extension cord out to the coop 😆 especially with rain and heavy dew like you mentioned. We have heavy dew almost every morning with how humid it has been. My girls are used to it being pretty dark…...
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    When can my 4 week old chicks move to the coop officially?

    Thanks for the tips! That sounds like a great plan. On the first step, when I just unplug the plate, if they are cold they should be loud about it right??
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    Introduction

    Thanks!! It took a few tries but I think it posted now
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    Introduction

    Here’s a pic of my girls from a few days ago.
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    When can my 4 week old chicks move to the coop officially?

    We have 7 pullets that are 4 weeks old. They are our only chickens, and they have been spending time out in the run during the day and we bring them in at night. They no longer sleep under the brooder plate even though it’s at the highest height, they all huddle on top. We have the producer...
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    Introduction

    (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? Yes! My girls are 4 weeks old (2) How many chickens do you have right now? 7 pullets (3) What breeds do you have? Easter eggers, cinnamon queens, and barred rock (4) What are your favorite aspects of raising backyard chickens...
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