Love it! My broody tote is my chickens' favorite place to lay. When they go broody, they usually end up being broody in there. It is nice that I can shut it up and carry them away. Yours has the benefit of wheels!
Brats!!!! I just walked my feed guy around the place. And instead of the usual 5 who hang out in areas they're not supposed to be, I've probably got two dozen out and they have discovered my garden!So no sooner do I get a call that someone wants to adopt Mr.Rooster , he escapes!!!Little booger. Somehow flew up and over the run attached to the quarantine coop. After a brief chase I got him back in
Anyhow- he goes to his new home on Sunday afternoon, very lovely people. And he will get to spend as much time as he wants INSIDE the house. Her other chickens are house chickens
And I let them know that if for some reason it doesn't work he's more than welcome here
Pictures are from his grand, yet short lived, escape.
Brats!!!! I just walked my feed guy around the place. And instead of the usual 5 who hang out in areas they're not supposed to be, I've probably got two dozen out and they have discovered my garden!
...and sometimes DH'sHahaha!!! It's always when company comes by that they show their behinds!!!! That goes for animals and kids!
Ain't that the truth!
So no sooner do I get a call that someone wants to adopt Mr.Rooster , he escapes!!!
Anyhow- he goes to his new home on Sunday afternoon, very lovely people. And he will get to spend as much time as he wants INSIDE the house. Her other chickens are house chickens
And I let them know that if for some reason it doesn't work he's more than welcome here
Pictures are from his grand, yet short lived, escape.
I think he may still be (gasp) feral!Brats!!!! I just walked my feed guy around the place. And instead of the usual 5 who hang out in areas they're not supposed to be, I've probably got two dozen out and they have discovered my garden!
Another demonstration of, "having luck catching a feral chicken" LOL
