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  1. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    Glad you found the criminals! Good luck on them
  2. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    I actually like cleaning eggs. It reminds me of my Grandma and how 55+ years ago we would gather eggs and then sit and sand them for hours. When she got a couple cases we went to town and sold them to the store. A simpler easier time when anyone could sell eggs to the store. Now we would...
  3. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    good idea, I never thought of them! I should make some to keep the eggs cleaner!
  4. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    I know many on here use no heat at all. I had a barred rock that moved back to her old coop last week when we had 15 below (f) for a few nights and did fine. I use no heat in my coop. My guineas and turkeys stay out most the time, ( the turkeys refuse to go in, except for 2). If you put...
  5. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    Cool.. either way below zero is cold! Interesting problem. Any idea which hen breaks the egg? How many chickens do you have? Is it feasible to pull a hen out and sent her to isolation for a day or two and see if the problem ends? A chicky Jail! lol
  6. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    I think you need to feed oyster shells at the least. Maybe a good layer feed would help supplement the wheat. I would be worried about using an old pump house, the ones I know of are very air tight. BTW when I say below Zero temps I mean F not C.
  7. duluthralphie

    Hens Eating Eggs

    Can you let them out of the coop? The frigid temps really do not bother the chickens. I let mine out everyday at between 9-10 am. They love it and are waiting for me to open their door. It has been below zero here for the last 3 weeks. They just like being outdoors.
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