Is your coop large enough to add another 15 hens or so?Thankyou for making some great points my 30 chickens are up on this web sight.I really want to keep my roosters i think i might expanded there pen and add more hens.
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.
Is your coop large enough to add another 15 hens or so?Thankyou for making some great points my 30 chickens are up on this web sight.I really want to keep my roosters i think i might expanded there pen and add more hens.
They may starve once winter arrives. Here they probably wouldn't make it through December.Nah, I don't think so. Unless it takes longer than 4 months. Wild birds survive, and other wild animals. They are pretty good at fending for themselves.
yes my coop could fit at least up to 25 full size birds,maybe even moreIs your coop large enough to add another 15 hens or so?
How big is your coop in feet by feet? Really, you don't want to overcrowd them because that can lead to other problems like feather earring, vent pecking and even cannibalism.yes my coop could fit at least up to 25 full size birds,maybe even more
raised 2feet, bottom floor is 3feet by 3feet,loft 18in by 36 inchs. Ill post a picture in a minute they also have roost coming off the loft to sleep onHow big is your coop in feet by feet? Really, you don't want to overcrowd them because that can lead to other problems like feather earring, vent pecking and even cannibalism.
That's small if they have to be inside at all on cold winter day's. By suggested size your coop can house 2-3 at the most. I wouldn't go more then 5 in a coop that size in my area in Californiaraised 2feet, bottom floor is 3feet by 3feet,loft 18in by 36 inchs. Ill post a picture in a minute they also have roost coming off the loft to sleep on
maybe i gave the wrong measurements the coop is hugeThat's small if they have to be inside at all on cold winter day's. By suggested size your coop can house 2-3 at the most. I wouldn't go more then 5 in a coop that size in my area in California
There is no way you can keep 25 birds in that size setup without problems of some sort. MINIMUM recommendations are 4 square feet per bird for coop space, and 10 for run space. Right now at 3x3 ft., you have room for two birds. Suggested roost space is 1' per bird. You would need 25' of board length to have 25 chickens in a coop that size. Also, keeping two roosters with hens can require even more space so the two flocks can go their separate ways. Keeping them in too close quarters could cause fighting - possibly to the death.raised 2feet, bottom floor is 3feet by 3feet,loft 18in by 36 inchs. Ill post a picture in a minute they also have roost coming off the loft to sleep on