Arizona Chickens

I understood what you meant 😅 basically a cinder block would do the job... but thank you for the clarification
The roosts in my coop are about 3ish feet off the ground. My chicks are up there all the time.
 
Our's start at about 6 inches and go up to about 6 ft, they are kinda like a ladder laid up against the wall
This is mine, one level
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Evening, it's seeming to be broody season here..lol, I just got over having Jill, Midnight and Cruella broody, kept seeing broody poops and not finding egg stashes, turns out that I've been doing my final egg collection for the day while she's been down out of the nest, I was later than normal today and there she sat, growled and poofed up at me when I went to get the eggs, I said to heck with it, gave her 4 eggs, marked them and left her be.. Hopefully Midnight and Cruella get back to laying, I haven't caught them in the nest box yet. I'm going to be in trouble if they all decide to go broody at once.
 
Evening, it's seeming to be broody season here..lol, I just got over having Jill, Midnight and Cruella broody, kept seeing broody poops and not finding egg stashes, turns out that I've been doing my final egg collection for the day while she's been down out of the nest, I was later than normal today and there she sat, growled and poofed up at me when I went to get the eggs, I said to heck with it, gave her 4 eggs, marked them and left her be.. Hopefully Midnight and Cruella get back to laying, I haven't caught them in the nest box yet. I'm going to be in trouble if they all decide to go broody at once.

But I thought that a while back that you were wishing for broodies! Isn't that why you got the idea about getting those silkie egg's to hatch? :lau
 
My broody was off the nest for the hottest part of the day. That made me happy. It's so hot and I know she'd be more comfortable in an open nest, but at least she gave herself a break. That is a smart chicken, I just hope the eggs are ok.
 

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