Saw this today too. This is a coop we had looked into (buying the kit). So. if anyone is considering this is what we discovered: It does not have a floor (unless you build one) and reviews from people who had it more than a short period of time were not good - roof leaking and overall durability were the main complaint so since it is already used I was very wary about it. Now if someone has a barn to put it in it would make a very good little bachelor pad/bantam/hospital ward coop.
Yes, home grown veggies would have made it perfect! This is the time of year when I get really anxious for those veggies to grow!Happy Friday everyone!
Made my first chicken roast from our own chickens, if only the veggies could have been from our yard instead of Kroger's, then it would have been perfect.
Children love cookies. All of my family recipes are for double batches as I grew up in a large family, my mom grew up in a large family, and so on for as long as my mother can remember. 5-6 eggs are needed for almost every batch we make. It is nothing for us to use 7 dozen eggs in a week.Hahaha I just used 6 eggs to make my sons birthday cake!!we go through spells where we don't eat as many especially when I don't do much baking but I've had so much demand from hubby's coworkers our extra disappear quickly!
I bought my chicks at Big R in Warsaw last month...
Can you tell me what "hatchery" means? I'm new...
How old are they? If I have 6 chicks now - 2 buff orpingtons, 2 RIR, and 2 black australorps who are about 6 weeks old, can I introduce 2 or 3 EE's? Or do I keep them separate in a brooder like I did with these when I bought them until they are bigger? I wanted to have 6 hens and I was told there was a 90% chance they were pullets when I bought them but I am pretty convinced that 2 of them are roos so they will have to go... I currently have my girlies in a shed which I converted into a coop... I was thinking if I had to keep these new ones separate, maybe I could section off part of the coop so my others wouldn't mess with them and then when they all get the same size I would try to introduce them to each other? How do you guys go about adding chicks with your current flock?
Are your chicks pullets?
Sorry for all the questions! If yours are females and you think I could buy a couple I would absolutely love to, you aren't far from me at all...
