Dixie Chicks

[1kluckychik]

oh were those the eggs you were talking about doing thought you had more sorry for the disappointment

Yeah.
No big deal. Im sort of glad they didnt hatch. Running out of brooders and coops

 

[Amberjem]

my pansys keep teasing me with the promise of spring!


got the raised bed covered n ready to go go go lol



got the moss the chickies kicked up together to move..



started on the retaining wall chicken fence free range area first post in at least ...and moving round pallets to see where I wanna put the compost pile at

 

[Amberjem]

 

[Amberjem]

Yeah.
No big deal. Im sort of glad they didnt hatch. Running out of brooders and coops

how many you got in the brooder and coops? you should share some pictures

 

[perchie.girl]

Had to share

deb

 

[vehve]

We've got some pippers in under our broody Töyhtis! This will be a bit of a gamble though, she only went broody full time on Friday. I'm told in the OFH that chances are she will reject the chicks, but if there's a chance we can get away with this I'd say the reward is worth the risk.

 

[Alaskan]

Yep, totally depends on the bird... You will just have to wait and see.

 

[Amberjem]

Had to share

deb

We've got some pippers in under our broody Töyhtis! This will be a bit of a gamble though, she only went broody full time on Friday. I'm told in the OFH that chances are she will reject the chicks, but if there's a chance we can get away with this I'd say the reward is worth the risk.

 

[Outpost JWB]

My only complaint about Meyer is that their Jerseys don't get very big. My 4 year old Black Australorp is bigger than my nearly one year old Jerseys. I won't compaire them to my buckeyes and Chantecler. They're much higher quality, so of course they're bigger.

Jersey Giants are fully grown at 18 months. I also have a couple hens I purchased from a local breeder 2 years ago. They are monsters. Hoping to get some good stock out of these though. Time will tell.

 

[Amberjem]