Hi Everyone! We finished most of the "poultry shed"
just need to put the shingles, siding, insulation and heater in. I have my 4 silkies (so far) in with the all the peas.
They seem to be much more calmer in the shed where I can touch them without them freakin out LOL.
Well here's the pics let me know what you think
This is Aries my BS Peacock, he will be 2 this spring. Never was able to get this close to him before:
These are the ladies from ChickenAnnie. I went down to Pa to pick them up on Sunday 11/7. Was nice to meet you Annie and your Dad too! These ladies settled in very nicely. They have yellow tint from being fed corn. I named them Xena and Gabrielle. Xena is the one on the left, they will have bands on then to tell each apart
Aries finally has his Xena LOL
Here are the youngins' These guys are my babies, they come running to me when I enter the shed LOL and the last pics are of my nosey Silkies
I will be bringing my Giant Cochin chicks tomorrow to put in there as well.
This is a picture of me leaving the shed so you can get a feel of how big it is. I have to put in the dead blot tomorrow, but for now there is a piece of paper in the hole to block any drafts. It's 8x14 and about 12 feet high
This is Aries my BS Peacock, he will be 2 this spring. Never was able to get this close to him before:
These are the ladies from ChickenAnnie. I went down to Pa to pick them up on Sunday 11/7. Was nice to meet you Annie and your Dad too! These ladies settled in very nicely. They have yellow tint from being fed corn. I named them Xena and Gabrielle. Xena is the one on the left, they will have bands on then to tell each apart
Here are the youngins' These guys are my babies, they come running to me when I enter the shed LOL and the last pics are of my nosey Silkies
This is a picture of me leaving the shed so you can get a feel of how big it is. I have to put in the dead blot tomorrow, but for now there is a piece of paper in the hole to block any drafts. It's 8x14 and about 12 feet high
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