I candled the Brown Leghorn one's a bit ago. All except for 1 looked good to me, so I replaced that one with one of the extras that had been sent.
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Start with a 5 gallon bucket waterer, with the little drinker cups, with a big chunk of ice. I use a rubber wear container, fill it with water, freeze it and then put it in their bucket. Also I have one of those small totes. I put bricks with ice and it keeps them cool. It's like an ice bath for their feet. They'll stand on the bricks to keep cool. Also I put vegetables in a block of ice and put it on the tote lid and let them Peck at it all day. Chickens use their feet to cool off. My girls also like lettuce. I have a container that I hang it in and they eat off of it all day long.Any AZ chicken people out there? I am looking for some advice on raising chicks in the desert. I'm in Mesa. Does it get too hot out here? I have four 20 day old chicks, 3 Buff Orps and 1 leghorn. Do we need to do anything special here
I noticed that you are new here. Welcome to the Arizona thread!Start with a 5 gallon bucket waterer, with the little drinker cups, with a big chunk of ice. I use a rubber wear container, fill it with water, freeze it and then put it in their bucket. Also I have one of those small totes. I put bricks with ice and it keeps them cool. It's like an ice bath for their feet. They'll stand on the bricks to keep cool. Also I put vegetables in a block of ice and put it on the tote lid and let them Peck at it all day. Chickens use their feet to cool off. My girls also like lettuce. I have a container that I hang it in and they eat off of it all day long.