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I have this same exact issue and would love some insight as well, little one so shaky can't walk very well and much smaller than the others (same age). Thanks!

We had a smaller box last year and it didn't last. Since we have been doing this yearly we decided to make the last brood box we will ever need!

Here is our Newfoundland protecting the chicks..

This is our second brood box. The last one worked well, but I needed to make some improvements. We currently have 24 chicks and they are enjoying the space.

We had similar issue and found it was racoons. Not sure if it helps..

Update, the coop is working great. The ladies have been producing eggs happily! More pics to come soon!

Hello Ladies!

Thanks for the replies. Here are some more pics. No comb yet. Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr

Thanks for the reply, reason I ask is that the head looks different than most of the others including the the other Easter Eggers. Looks bigger.. fuller. I will try and take some better pics.

I tried looking at photos etc and finding it hard to determine. This chicken was hatched late March. Thoughts? Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr Untitled by bullington, on Flickr

Quote: Nice, I think I should have found a storage shed too! Turning out to be a lot of work.

Quote: We will most likely use the kennel off the overhang side for a run, just need to set it up and see how much work it is going to be leveling it etc. As for ventilation there will be windows that open on three sides, plus the roof is vented nicely.

Roost area from the inside and access for the poop trays. Another shot outside. Outside wall up. Storage area taking shape. More to come later..

Hole looking from the outside in.. Also walls are starting to take shape. My son, Chicken Little (our runt), and remnants of chocolate doughnut Outside wall up with 3' X 3' hole for window.. It is facing east so it will get them up early and working on my eggs. Window hung..

It is hard to get free standing poles set in concrete and plumb. Exhibit A Getting the roost outside wall framed. The horizontal studs are for framing the poop board access holes. Cutting a hole in a perfectly good wall. This is where the chickens will access the roost room. My...

Thanks MLJ, we are getting anxious to get them moved in. Hopefully by the end of this weekend. More pics to come.