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Hello and welcome. I live north of Glen St Mary.

Who's Alexa?

42 this morning brrrr.

52 right at sun up this morning.

Send that 77 up here! Our high yesterday was about 65. Brrr.

I'm tired of the winter cold, my bones are aching. I'm ready for the summer heat and humidity! :D

You're not even saying Florida correctly. It's Flarda! :gig

Not true. Sand is easy to maintain. No need to rake or do any of that extra work you mentioned. A small shovel and dust pan is easy to scoop and dump in a bucket. It does NOT create a concrete-like substance that blocks water. Have you ever been to the beach? Tell us, where does the water go at...

Sand is your best bet. Sand dries quicker than mud, doesnt wash away, deters parasites, doesnt leave nasty mud puddles that chicken love to drink from. Think beach.

@cmom will add you. Just let her know what county you live in.

There appears to be some type of internal tissue in the photo. Also on the back are where air sacs are located. IMO I'm sorry to say it would be best to humanely cull her.

But wait! There's no state taxes and property taxes are fairly low. I lived in southeast Georgia most of my life and they taxed you to death up there. I moved to Florida 8 years ago, I wish I had moved here sooner! I wouldve saved more money. More money means more chickens!

LOL. We've had nothing but rain all summer long. We had record 6 inches of rain two days in a row back in July. The humidity is very high also. It's been off and on rains last month and again this month. We're still running our a/c. What few sunny days we've had, it was a steam bath. Spend 10...

We have loss of daylight hours and drop in egg production just like everyone else, not to mention molt. I have some birds under a year old that are laying eggs and some arnt. The older hens have completely shut down and some are in molt. Some started molt back in late August. It's nature's way...

You might consider laying an "apron" of 1/2" hardware cloth on the ground going all the way around the outside perimeter of the pen. Somehow attach it to the boards on the base of the pen. Put it out about 15" from the base of the pen. The apron will prevent critters from digging through the...

@JonRigby2005 Welcome to BYC and the Florida thread. Very nice coop!

The first chickens I ever owned were White Leghorns. That was many years ago and havnt owned any since. However I currently have a couple of Buff Leghorn roosters, great roos. @Lili623 What are you going to do with your rooster? They are normally processed at 6 to 8 weeks old. You might put an...

I got my Wyandottes as chicks at a local Tractor Supply in Macclenny. They were supposed to be Blue Laced Red Wyandotte's. Since these were my first Wyandotte's, I didnt know any better. I really dont care honestly, they are a good group of birds. My first thought when I saw your photo, I...

Welcome to BYC. I used to live in Kingsland, Ga., but now live in Glen St Mary, Fla. I've been through Yulee many times. I suppose they still dont have A1A completed going to Fernandina? What a mess to drive through! You have a good looking rooster, but I thought Wyandotte's had rose combs, am I...

Welcome to BYC. We used to live on the westside in Jax but we moved last year out to Glen St Mary.