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I use the deep litter method in my coops. Add free sawdust in the spring from cutting our own firewood, and add free dry tree leaves in the fall, have a unlimited supply of them.

my family wants horse's so bad..I sad OK, as long as I can have a Mammoth Jack donkey to ride...they don't think I'm serious, there will be no horses if I can't have one. Lol!

There is some threads on byc on homemade roll out nest boxes. I'd post them and some pics but I only have my phone right now and for some reason I can't do it without going into desktop mode, and I'd loose your quote. Google it, they lay, get up and egg rolls to a collection 'bin', my problem...

Roll out nest boxes for clean eggs during muddy run season, rather not wash my eggs. You can build your own and use green outdoor carpet cut down for nest pads.

I personally had great luck with production reds and not impressed with sexlinks. A lot has to do with the hatchery/strain they come from. Downfall to both is they go down hill after their first excellent year laying.

Like others have said, be aware of morehens disease aka 'chicken math' it's real and contagious Lol!

Things You Wish You Would Have Known?.... #1 BYC, so many here with great info, facts, opinions based on experience. Would have never wasted my time with hatchery chicks, most are great layers but usually not truly representative of the breed. Going from just having a few or bunch for eggs...