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Not at all. And! !

NICE dust bath! Wow!

I did the same dividing up the yard using several dog X-pens! I will be planting clover "salad bars" for them in their part. They have small pine trees and a lot of wild berry and wild rose bushes as cover...in the winter I let them have the whole yard as nothing is growing and it is snow covered.

Yep! I can confess almost anything to a chicken... Call it the "Chicken Confessional".

OMG I love the look of your coop! It looks kinda 1960s design . Is there a name for that design? And congrats on your 1000th post!

Of COURSE it is!

Love that, especially the venting! Inside pics pls?

Looks like a little doll house for little doll chickens! Adorable!

I don't get why this electric fence thing has gotten people so riled...I was just trying to share something that worked for me and I thought it made a pretty good story and might help folks keep from losing chickens. I have gotten more backlash from people after I went to a lot of trouble to...

It is not that is is super dry, it is rocky and does drain well....that being said the fence was fully tested...

I have really rocky soil, that was part of the problem...glacial till. Since the charger is heavy-duty for a small run of the wiring, grounding like this will work.

here, just for you! lololol... https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1099772/simplest-electric-fence-ever-cheep I just did start the thread...it is too good to keep to myself! No website, it is not bipolar, I was told it did not have to be at all...

With this system (I really should start a thread about it) we don't need no stinkin' insulators...per fish wildlife and parks bear expert, who taught me how to do this. At my house, he came by, AND demo'd it and GAVE me the polywire. Staple gun and charger, done...it is electrified...no...

I had mine built, and then I got decorative with electric fencing...see the stars?