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Also, I can easily get hold of either. I have a hobby breeder close to me that does a variety of different breeds, including Orpingtons and a little further away is an Orpington specialist breeder. Both of them have a few available from last summer and both will have younger ones available later...

I hadn't thought of that! That's a good point. I'm more worried about them getting on but it would make sense to get younger ones with regards to egg production. I won't be culling any of my girls, I don't think I could (unless they were in a lot of pain and then I'd get hubby to do it!). I...

I will have to try and remember to get some photos of it from the outside, most of my pictures are taken of the birds from inside the run so you can't really see the run itself. I'll see if I can find any pictures of it from when we (we being mainly hubby) put it up. It's a metal structure with...

My current walk in run is 16ft X 16ft with an extra open air area that I let them out into when I'm there (and there isn't chicken lockdown/avian flu restrictions). I may also be taking the run up to 16ft X 20ft. The coop itself has loads of extra space, can't remember the exact measurements off...

Hi, thanks for your reply. I had planned that I would put a smaller run inside my big walk in run for the new girls to introduce. Would you allow roosting together at night straight off? Do you think this year's girls would be better then? Time isn't really an issue, I can be there most of the...

Hi everyone. This is my first post here, other than my intro. I think I'm posting in the correct place 🤞. So, I got my first flock last year, I have 5 girls who live in a walk in run at my allotment plot (about 5/10 mins from home). I currently have 4 Peking bantams (Couchin bantams) and a...