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Yeah, that was it, alright! Look what he had his employee do:
He put some old metal barn roofing on it. Since the roof is at an angle, there is a gap at the top. The guy put chicken wire over the gap, which will have to be replaced with something sturdier. Now I have to figure out what to put around the door, so that it is secure, and I can still easily open it. You can't tell, but there is heavy metal mesh on the ground around the pen so that nothing can dig under.
Looks Good Kim. I am so enjoying getting to know my new birds. They are really very sweet and they LOVE canned corn so I have been using that to my advantage. Ozzy makes pig noises as he scarfs it down and he pecks HARD!!. He reminds me of an adolescent boy:. Huge appetite, hasn't grown into himself yet, a little spastic and very endearing. The girls are sweet and surprisingly calm. My DH calls the Dorking "The Pretty One"
When can I expect him to reach sexual maturity? Ozzie, not my DH
Here is what I gave Beakface:
I put a ? on the one light brown egg because it is supposed to be an EE but looks like a Del so wanted to be sure I could tell them apart. Not sure about the white one either but since I have no white egg layers yet I didn't lable it. The BO and BR eggs were probably fertilized by a Golden Comet Roo but possibly a white crested black polish who my aunt banished to the bachelor pad about 2 weeks ago because he was No gentleman with the ladies. I just want to see if she can be a good mommy so I didn't want to spend money on eggs. Next time I have a broody test run I hope Ozzie is makin time with the girls so I will have my own fertles.
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