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My honeys enjoying a bit of watermelon cause the Mississippi spring is HOT!! These girls are just hanging out on the steps up to their run/coop...

My main man Kurt Crowbain.... I don't know if he was having a bad day or ate a bad bug but he was just lazy yesterday. He would walk around with his choice girls, eat this & that, then lie down. He was super docile. When he usually struts around. I checked for mites, pasty booty, and really a...

That's so awesome to hear!!!! :D

Oh I would have loved seen that!!! :D too funny!!!

I love seeing y'all's descriptions of your Brahmas running..... mine do this thing where one jumps up in the air then it's like the domino effect when the others follow suit...we call it popcorn chicken. :D

Am I the only who gets a kick outta watching brahmas run?!?! :gig My honeys absolutely tickle me to death. :weee Most of them duck real low and take off like a torpedo and a few kinda do this fast waddle walk. It's a beautiful morning here in French Camp, MS watching my honeys do their...

Too precious...

Some of my honeys checking out their oak tree roost....

That's great to hear...I hope she continues a successful recovery. She sounds like a fighter.

Oh bumpercarr she/he looks good. I'm so happy she/he was able to recovery from it's tramuatizing experience. How's the older bird?

I would say the first picture are the buffs. I have 12- 10 week old buffs and as tiny chicks they looked like yours. As for the second picture I'd say Dark but that's a guess really. Have fun with them, I know I have. Welcome to the thread.

I just know a she cause my 10 wk old she's all look like your she LOL

A she. :D

@bumpercarr I'm so sorry to hear about your flock. I hope the 2 you found get well soon.

The logs are an oak tree that fell in our woods. We secured them with a 6 inch lag screw. Only 2 has actually stood on them but I'm sure once they get acclimated they'll use them.

Thank you.... I'm new at keeping chickens. I've had them since they were 3 days old. There my honeys and spoiled rotten.

Thank you for comment about my honeys setup. They seem to like it. :D This all happened last night....I also had a situation where they huddled in a corner. I felt bad cause I knew we were about to get a heck of a lot of rain. I put a low wattage light pointed toward their coop and they stayed...

We chose not to have a door on the actual coop...but so far the light is keeping them in the coop.

Reading this helps my "1st night in coop" anxiety.....I'll let them work it out. I know they are safe but it's still nerve racking!!! About your escapee...guess it's harder to teach an old hen new tricks??? Bless her little heart....never a full moment in the chicken world!!

Thank you for all your suggestions...I ended up putting a low watt light pointed toward the coop opening and they all stayed inside...so far. I guess this is trial and error at this point.