I wait until they're roosting to close the coop and do head count. Summer is a bit more of a challenge, but they head in on their own when the sun is sinking behind the mountains. They top up their crops, have a drink, and find a roosting spot where they preen their feathers. That's a good time to do head count. The teens come in more slowly and with more energy, but are hanging out just outside by then too.
Trying to get Princess to eat dry food is a struggle.In that case just enjoy your beautiful Princess and your pup and moggy, they are your lovely friends
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I think that would be for a "standard size" hen. So if that's about 5 pounds, half, if she's half that? I haven't found much in searching how much per day for how much weight.
So sorry, Marie. You gave her a really good life. However short a life is, what matters is quality, and you gave her that.She's gone
I think 10,000 volts is standard for deterring large animals, cattle, bear. My fence goes to 8k. The jump you get though depends on the ground, either through the soil and back (and that depends on soil dampness) or with a ground wire in the fence...Hey CB, maybe they could bump up the voltage on that wire fencing, let’s say to 10,000 volts? Surely the dogs will get the message with that wire.
I wonder if Aurora remembers making this...
