Wow, no wonder they were scared. You were so lucky it didn't hit just a little different.
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can't remember if I signed into this thread, but I'm in Old Lyme..Have 9 girls that are 28 weeks old today. I have 2 australorps, 2 buff orps, 1 columbian wyandotte, 2 speckled sussex, and 2 silver wyandottes.A couple are laying , the majority aren't , I figure it's the shorter days..
My gorgeous barn was basically smashed during Sandy, altho the chicken part was not, (I think because it has a loft in that part)..Anyway, will be rebuilding probably not until spring, so in a way, I'm happy that I can redo the chicken area 'better' than it is and more room for the girls. Here are a few before and after pics of my dutch barn..My husband chainsawed his way into the girls coop (double doors on left side in run) and got them allout..They were so scared the first night, but then loved living in my dining room for 3 days)) (tarped floor, big dog crate with xpen)
This is what we ended up with for a temporary solution
And thank goodness my homeowners cut me a check for a new shed and enough to refurbish it , tho I can
salvage alot from this one![]()
We have four hens that just turned 29 weeks. Some days we get 2 eggs & some we get 4. We are noticing that one hen is laying extremely small eggs. We call them fun size eggs. heheHow is everyones egg production these days now that we are only 2 weeks from the shortest day of the year? I only have one laying, Agatha, my Cochin- Orpington mix. No one else looks like laying till Spring.
We installed a set of flood lights for extra light & heat in their run. They are out of their coop from 6am until 7p or 8p.You guys are lucky. Do you give them extra light to keep getting eggs?