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That is so cute. I really like the one with all the girls in the car. "Just cruisin'..."
Counting down the day until baby chicks get here!!!!!!!!
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LOVE the pics of the babies LaynaDon!
One pip here- sitting on my hands to not 'help' yet.
Thank you.
LOVE the pics of the babies LaynaDon!
One pip here- sitting on my hands to not 'help' yet.
I really enjoyed taking them. I've been waiting to do that for a month!!yay! for the pip!
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Happy Valentine's Day!!!!
37 days left for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
37 days left for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol 14 more days here I can't wait. I only need to pick up a heat lamp, I have the brooder ready and waiting other than that.
I can't wait. I only need to pick up a heat lamp, I have the brooder ready and waiting other than that.
My chickies are being laid today!!! 21 more days till they are hatched!
Mine are going in the incubator at the breeder this weekend. We can hardly wait their arrival!
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So exciting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
36 Days for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
36 Days for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mine are due in 82 days. May 7 hatch date. And then I'll really own some chickens!
But I finally figured out how to do my roosts! It's a small coop, and figuring out how to NOT have roosts over the food, or the water, or the nest boxes, or the doorway, or each other, was a pain. However, I think I've won that round!
I have three 2x3 roosts, attached with hinge to the back wall, one 18 inch long (so the door clears it when I open it) and 18 inches off the floor, one 24 inches long (so the door clears it if I open the door all the way) and 24 inches high, and a third 36 inches long and high (which pretty much spans the coop) The 2x3 legs are hinged to the horizontal roost sticks so that I can fold each one up against the wall when I want to get in to clean or feed or whatever. A cup hook and small bungie cord for each keeps them up while I'm working in there.
Next step, finish my electrical wiring!
And then fence and roof for a reasonably sized run, but I have to wait till the snow melts, probably about the same time the chicks arrive.
Patience is a virtue, they say. They aren't much fun, those people....
But I finally figured out how to do my roosts! It's a small coop, and figuring out how to NOT have roosts over the food, or the water, or the nest boxes, or the doorway, or each other, was a pain. However, I think I've won that round!
I have three 2x3 roosts, attached with hinge to the back wall, one 18 inch long (so the door clears it when I open it) and 18 inches off the floor, one 24 inches long (so the door clears it if I open the door all the way) and 24 inches high, and a third 36 inches long and high (which pretty much spans the coop) The 2x3 legs are hinged to the horizontal roost sticks so that I can fold each one up against the wall when I want to get in to clean or feed or whatever. A cup hook and small bungie cord for each keeps them up while I'm working in there.
Next step, finish my electrical wiring!
And then fence and roof for a reasonably sized run, but I have to wait till the snow melts, probably about the same time the chicks arrive.
Patience is a virtue, they say. They aren't much fun, those people....
Just set another clutch!! 51 this time!! 
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