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Best perk of being single. No one to tell me noChicken math is bad... especially when you just get chicks and your husband comes home and you say...oh by the way....
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Best perk of being single. No one to tell me noChicken math is bad... especially when you just get chicks and your husband comes home and you say...oh by the way....
Thankfully he puts up with me..Best perk of being single. No one to tell me no![]()
Lots of us southerners order in the fall. Itās our weather is chaotic in the spring and last year I was brooding chicks without heat in early May and I still lost one to heatstroke. Itās still in the 80s here in September and the weather is much calmer.Why are they arriving so late in the year??? Don't you want to start in spring or summer?? I know you live in warmer area but Sept is getting cold, I live in Wpg so not as cold but don't you want to be outside with them in the summer and they need to get outside when its warm. plus My coop is a 1977 15ft trailer. You can use anything
We have long springs here too and it can be warm in oct..next year I am incubating later..Lots of us southerners order in the fall. Itās our weather is chaotic in the spring and last year I was brooding chicks without heat in early May and I still lost one to heatstroke. Itās still in the 80s here in September and the weather is much calmer.
I have a healthy respect for other people who've built their own coop and run after doing it myself. It costs a lot of money unless you have the time, tools, scrap lumber and know how to do it all yourself. It took 5 months for me to build one myself. This much I've learned, don't count your chickens until they hatch! Good luck!Oh I agree, I'm not *actually* planning to go outside the laws too much just thinking about it. Cuz chicks are freaking adorable
So far I have the time, the tools, and a lot of free materials. I've learned a lot from perusing the coop builds here at BYC. And if there's anything I absolutely can't figure out, my dad is an exceptionally handyman.I have a healthy respect for other people who've built their own coop and run after doing it myself. It costs a lot of money unless you have the time, tools, scrap lumber and know how to do it all yourself. It took 5 months for me to build one myself. This much I've learned, don't count your chickens until they hatch! Good luck!
Unfortunately I don't believe you can start a draft thread like you can an article.No, it's was a brand new thread I had started in the coop design and maintenence page