Welcome to Riverside Flock, a tightly-knit community of chickens and ducks residing near the Missouri River, hence our name! Here at Riverside Flock, we prioritize poultry health, welfare, and care, always ensuring that our chickens and ducks are well-cared for, are getting the right nutrients...
So this is my first winter of having chickens and i have a few questions. I currently have sand for their run and then pine shavings and hay for the inside of their coop. For the winter, what is the best bedding for the run because the sand gets a bit cold with the colder weather coming. And...
Which came first? The chicken or the Coop?
It was early in 2023 that we felt it was urgent to have a backup plan for our food needs (eggs & maybe chicken). Food is one of the basics, right? We started researching chickens and have plenty of people in our area of the county that are experienced...
My current chicken coop was built into a shed but we didn’t convert the whole thing. Half of the shed is the coop, and the other half is the shed area. They have access to the shed area because the hallway in the shed is basically how they come out into their run. In our shed, we have several...
Hello, I'm Kate.
I'm so happy to have found a discussion that is taking part realtime.
So...
I've gotten myself into a little mess. I was given 2 dozen eggs that
"probably, maybe" were fertile ... So I said "hey! I have an incubator,
I'll put them in and see if they hatch out! Ya, it'll be...
What is a good security camera with a reasonable price you guys have or seen for your coop? Recently I thought it was a good idea to install security cameras in my coop, one inside the coop and one outside showcasing their run, so I can check up on them through the cameras and also see their...
After reading everything I can I finally decided I can no longer wait.
I found a "starter" coop for "The Ladies" Rose,Blanche,Sofia and Dorothy
That will be there names when I finally get the girls.
BUT FIRST, I have to get my coop put together. I want to paint it yellow just because I can't...
So lots of people want/have chicken yet they aren’t gifted with the carpenter gift. So for those of y’all who are like that here is a simple chicken coop that involves zero wood.
First start out with how many chickens do you what? Or how many chickens do you have?
After that evaluate how big...
So my brother works at a farm sometimes and the lady that owns the farm was getting rid of this chicken coop. Since we recently got chickens, about 3 weeks ago, we thought why not take it because:
1- we’ll eventually need one
2- it only needs minor fixing
3- it was FREE!
We have 5 chickens...
After the kennel was in place, I gradually added hanging flower planters on each side and the DowntHen Abbey sign. One name plate is blank because "Daisy" turned out to be "Alfred," and unfortunately, he'll be rehomed as my husband doesn't want roosters. Hardware skirt was added on 7/24.