I don't remember the first 2 I got but I think one is a mix with a red and the other smaller ones are easters. I will be posting pictures soon.
What breeds do you have? Feel free to share pictures if you'd like.
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We're so happy you've decided to join us That’s a great read! I needed that too lol I have a flock outside already ages vary 5weeks for my giant meaties 4 weeks for my reds and 3.5 almost 4 weeks for buff orpingtons. That flock has been permanently outside for almost 2 weeks now...as I did outside for short times at first on warmer days then all day then guess what I’m kicking u out of the house for good lol. I have the heat light in the coop (it’s a smaller from tsc with a fence run under) just Incase the temps drop. It hasn’t been below 40 and upon checking them they haven’t seemed to be cold (in their defense they have 2nmeaties to cuddle with). The night we kicked them out we got 8 more chicks (I’m beginning to think this is an addiction) so hubby is almost finished constructing a bigger coop and putting up a fence. When the new chickies are ready we will put them in the smaller coop with the run and the older chickens will have to use the big coop. In your thoughts should I creat an escape door for the newbies in the run or should I leave them be for awhile and then open door for them to go out? This is my first flock everHello! Welcome to BYC!!
Here is a good article on integration and brooding in the coop you may like to read:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/my-coop-brooder-and-integration.74591/
Good luck on your adventures!
last Sunday the temps were in the 70s so I put the newbies in an area of the run with the other chicks that I put a screen in between the 2 sets. 1 of my reds (lilah...always the trouble maker) always found a way to get in with the lil ones and never bothered them.
