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yes the new chicken building is almost done...seems like kind of a waste now, oh well.We are close to Lake erie so it won't be long now.

they are or were really spoiled happy hens. Its going to be rainy tomorrow so I will let them rest and just get out in the straw on the green house floor. We own enough property that I can carry the hens out to the garden and our mini orchard. The guys stay close to their food and roost.We...

true enough. We had them separate mostly because they were "new", we got them this year as two wk old chicks.So it was more they were babies.

I am thinking that too. Fortunately(?) we live in upstate NY and I was thinking the two roosters would keep each other warm over the winter.Separate quarters, they don't go out much from December to March.Something about snow chickens don't dig!

yep, hard to do but they got to go, I was carrying one of the hens to her cage and my husband had to chase one of the roosters away. We are going to order day old pullets in the spring.No more roosters.

that was the thing I found one of the hens hiding in the building where there pen is. Obviously we keep them separate at night. We have green house they live in attached to my husbands shop. She was holding her wings out. She was so upset she popped out her egg when I put her in her pen. I am...

we only have the two hens, they were the bullies but the tables are turned now.

Well that nature right?We ended up with 6 roosters out of my 6th grade granddaughters science class, some kind of amber whites. I am thinking at least 5 of them are heading for chicken nugget land,which is a real drag. They coo when they see me but they are seriously beating up on our free range...