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Yay I’m not alone!! And I need that shirt lol.

Thank you for not making me feel like a crazy person. I’m so glad I found this awesome chicken community, I’ll need help keeping myself between the ditches from time to time. If I ever make a post about crocheting them little hats-please STOP me!

Thank you so much for the encouragement! I didn’t want chicken pets. Of course I read all the things keeping them safe and healthy, but I just wanted fresh eggs. Now if you excuse me I have to go feed my chicken babies green beans while I sing Queen songs for them..don’t want them getting...

This is my first flock, can 4 be a flock?? Maybe it’s more a group. It’s weird, I’ve wanted chickens for years, now that we have enough land my husband agreed to the whole chicken thing. Before I got my chicks, my idea was- get chicks, keep chicks alive, put chicks in coop, keep them healthy...

Will do, thanks! I love them, but I’m ready to get the livestock out of my living room. And no doubt they would prefer to be outside too!

No lullabies?? What kind of monster are you? :) It’s only 45/50 at night. But a couple more weeks it’ll be nice and warm here at night. Hopefully being outside full time will bring a natural order to things. And hopefully the kazoo player learns to keep a tune!

Lol ah the ol tough love idea..I am acclimating them-I think. They’re outside during the day for 2-3 hours at a time. It’s been in the 70s here. I never thought I’d be playing lullaby’s for chickens. I think I have issues..

Actually I can put them in the bedroom, in front of a window if that will help. I thought with a lamp on, it wouldn’t be so abrupt. Did music calm your chickies down too? Once yours were outside did they get quieter at night? Is it possible to “spoil” chicks?

Hi! I’ve got 4, 5 week old RSLs. They’ve been and still are in my LIVING ROOM. They’ve been in a brooder, and I took the heat lamp out a couple days ago. They’re about 75% feathered. And it’s 76 degrees in here. For the past 2 nights when I turn the out the light (we still have a dim lamp on)...