We spent a month digging those holes!
This afternoon's task was to tidy the pen.
I picked up the well-cleaned bones of a couple roasts, tossed a thick layer of pine straw into the holes near the fence (they'll have it out again within the week, but it looks better for now and helps keep them entertained), exposed some of the remaining grass, buried some sweetpotatoes they aren't interested in eating under the pine straw in hope that the bugs they do like to eat will be attracted to the elderly vegetables, and added more pine straw to the thin spot near the entrance.
I need to get a bale of shavings to change out the coop and my cleaning/maintenance will be done until the New year.
And maybe by then we'll be started on the new coop and run.
This afternoon's task was to tidy the pen.
I picked up the well-cleaned bones of a couple roasts, tossed a thick layer of pine straw into the holes near the fence (they'll have it out again within the week, but it looks better for now and helps keep them entertained), exposed some of the remaining grass, buried some sweetpotatoes they aren't interested in eating under the pine straw in hope that the bugs they do like to eat will be attracted to the elderly vegetables, and added more pine straw to the thin spot near the entrance.
I need to get a bale of shavings to change out the coop and my cleaning/maintenance will be done until the New year.
And maybe by then we'll be started on the new coop and run.