It is better safe than sorry. I just wasn’t sure how big the risk was. If they’re having a lockdown, I’m sure the risk is real. I’m sorry I’m just wishful thinking for you.i don't really know the answers to any of the questions but i saw my vet friend today who was like "keep them in for now."
i am going to listen to her.
i don't know any others with chickens. except the original chicken guy who i haven't seen. at ALL.
we have our crows, but recently there have been loads of seagulls around. i don't know why because we are not near the sea. the crows have been chasing them away.
i wouldn't trust those dirty scoundrels.
i have not tried picking them up during the day.
i feel like they would be really offended
but i could try?
i might try to do that. it would be the easiest way if they agreed to it.
Maybe you could put poultry netting or shade cloth or something temporarily above the area between your shed and green house and come up with some sort of a temporary way to wall off the covered area. That could give them a bit more (covered) space to play in.i might try to do that. it would be the easiest way if they agreed to it.
thank you for wishful thinking for me.
i don't know what i am supposed to do. i'd be willing to bet nobody else in ireland with backyard chickens is thinking about this as much as me
that's an idea! i'll do something.
they each get a pot! So darn cute
they're usually in one together. of course today it was the "new" one.
