He is!I think Fret is a great name for one of Shad's chooks!
He's really good at choosing names that suit the hen.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
He is!I think Fret is a great name for one of Shad's chooks!
He's really good at choosing names that suit the hen.
I slept really well. Thank you BobYou are a good chickeneer. Sleep well.
It’s not the egg that counts, but the spirit of The hen that laid it!(Yes you can quote me)
![]()
Same here Shad i won't go near Facebook or Twitter, imo they are dangerous places too be online.I don't have transport. I don't even have a proper home really.I'm very reluctant to go onto Facebook. I can get into enough trouble here.
![]()
It's almost like you are, speaking from my heart.I mentioned on this thread somewhere that once I had left Spain and the tribes behind what I would like is to look after Ex Batts. After the years I've spent trying to take care of chickens, I've got to the point where I can accept they will die, probably very quickly, and although I will come to love them, I now have the strength to let them go.
I've never owned my own chickens, I've never bought or sold a live creature.
These poor Ex Batts need help and helping them helps me in some strange way.
I don't think I can ever explain it well.
Just keep an eye on what's going on hereYes, me too. All my cats are rescues and I have had some bad situations including suspected rabies - so plenty of heartache - but I look at my spoiled kitty cats and remember how their lives were and it gives me inner content.
I haven't found anywhere to adopt hens near me though I have looked multiple times - so I am a bit stuck in that regard.
I love this picture
What a beautiful experience. Thank goodness she came to you.We had a terrible storm one afternoon ~ lots of wind & rain. Through the downpour there was this insistant tapping on the glass of a window. A little songbird was trapped against the glass by the wind & was begging to be let in. Eventually I felt so sorry for it, I brought it inside, dried it off & warmed it up before releasing it in a sheltered corner of the yard. Throughout this little bird showed no fear @ all, just gratitude for some temporary shelter.
View attachment 2865093
She's doing her very best, so they are huge. Clever girl
Is it ok to bury some of the poop in during the winter? I heard it keeps them warmI use the deep litter method. But when I put new shavings in the coop, I just put it in one big pile, and let them kick it all around as they wish.![]()