... which led to new shower curtain, new mat, change of wall hangings (haven't figured those wall hangings out yet).
Yes, it was lucky timing (for a change!) for me. It shouldn't be below freezing for at least a week up here, and no rain either for a while. Yay!
That's good! I was wondering how those 3 that you got from me were doing! Yes, it's been a nicer day out there today.Loving this nicer weather!
A couple days ago, my new cockerel, Lucky, did his first cockle doodle doo!
Been busy getting the house ready for a visit from my son and daughter-in-law. They are flying out Saturday. Somehow getting ready ended up including re-painting the guest bathroom.
Yes, and they say it should be in the 70's here this week, My flock is enjoying the nicer weather. I think that I might be having a hen starting to go broody on me, so I'm going to be keeping an eye on her for the next few day's in case I have to put her in broody jail.
It's supposed to be 82F here on Friday.Loving this nicer weather!
A couple days ago, my new cockerel, Lucky, did his first cockle doodle doo!
Been busy getting the house ready for a visit from my son and daughter-in-law. They are flying out Saturday. Somehow getting ready ended up including re-painting the guest bathroom.
Too soon, too soon! 
Beautiful!!
i currently have 9 of those hens out there with my rooster. I do not free range. My coop is tall and is 4 feet by 8 feet. My attached covered pen is 8 feet by 16 feet. There have been times out there before i have sold a few w that I had had up to 15 to 16 in there at once. I do have 2 of those xlg wire dog crates out there that I use one for grow out chick's, and the other one for either a broody jail to break a broody hen, or to put any extra rooster in there if there is a problem with one. I covered the top of those crates with boards and some like to sleep on top of them, especially when we get that summer heat. I guess it's cooler for them.
Bluebaby, I might have asked you this before as I fiddle endlessly with coop designs but since Bielefelders are larger birds do you think they need more run space than the usual 10 sq ft minimum per bird rule?
