"Louisiana "La-yers" Peeps"

[topdog24]

Could be Barnevelder

We have been turning the once a pond into a swimming pool. Next year will probably go salt water. Still researching that tho.



Any idea on breed of this chick?
Same chick I asked on previously just older lol




Saw this on facebook, I used beef broth my dog LOVED it all day!

We have been turning the once a pond into a swimming pool. Next year will probably go salt water. Still researching that tho.



Any idea on breed of this chick?
Same chick I asked on previously just older lol




Saw this on facebook, I used beef broth my dog LOVED it all day!

Barnevelder maybe

 

[LindaB220]

So my brother in law decides to "Suprise " my kids by bringing them 6 baby chicks! I don't know what type they are or if there is a way to sex them!!! Don't know how old they are either. My husband said we could only keep 3 because we had just gotten 3 orpingtons the week before. I don't want to give away the wrong birdies!! Help!!!! Can't have any Roos

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Hey Mcm

Definitely can't help you on this. New too

 

[forgetful]

I HIGHLY recommend a salt water pool! There is very little maintenance, and I love the fewer chemicals. My pool hasn't turned green in the 6 years I've had it, and the only thing I add is more salt.

 

[apteryx]

Any idea on breed of this chick?
Same chick I asked on previously just older lol

My first thought was barnevelder. Another suggestion would be dark cornish.

 

[Melnic]

So excited about my new tractor style coop. The only issue I have been round about with is that there is no floor, to speak of, in the coop. Obviously there will be no cleaning the bedding out the coop, that's a plus! I just need to move it every few days. What are y'all's thoughts about this? I'm sure we could always modify it to have a floor but do I need it? I'm thinking without one ventilation is a non issue bc no airflow is impeded. Here are some pics and let me know what you think. Note: I took the nest boxes out until a further time that my girls will be so inclined. That would be in about two months.

Now all the doors fold down, solid on top and hardware on the bottom. We have installed an auto door on the side as well.

They are enclosed by an electrified poultry net so no problems with predation so far.

 

[KimmyIsRad]

My hub just finished putting together our coop! We have plans this afternoon, so next weekend we will put together the run.

 

[Angelicisi]

White earlobes...pullet bin chick. Do Cornish have white earlobes? It was supposed to be an EE lol but I'm not seeing any EE in that chick. Butthead is that chick really really has the feather pattern of that pictured Cornish hen! Bah. Feel chick fever coming on again! The first chicken we processed was a Cornish or barnvelder because she was brutal to the flock and a huge butthead is this her reincarnation?
This was her...

My first thought was barnevelder. Another suggestion would be dark cornish.

 

[Angelicisi]

Great job!

My hub just finished putting together our coop! We have plans this afternoon, so next weekend we will put together the run.

 

[Angelicisi]

Nice spread you girls will love it

So excited about my new tractor style coop. The only issue I have been round about with is that there is no floor, to speak of, in the coop. Obviously there will be no cleaning the bedding out the coop, that's a plus! I just need to move it every few days. What are y'all's thoughts about this? I'm sure we could always modify it to have a floor but do I need it? I'm thinking without one ventilation is a non issue bc no airflow is impeded. Here are some pics and let me know what you think. Note: I took the nest boxes out until a further time that my girls will be so inclined. That would be in about two months.

Now all the doors fold down, solid on top and hardware on the bottom. We have installed an auto door on the side as well.

They are enclosed by an electrified poultry net so no problems with predation so far.

 

[Ron Skekel]

We have been turning the once a pond into a swimming pool. Next year will probably go salt water. Still researching that tho.

Any idea on breed of this chick?
Same chick I asked on previously just older lol

Saw this on facebook, I used beef broth my dog LOVED it all day!

I had salt water in my pool. It's really chorine the salt evaporites it leaves chorine gas which gets pumped into the pool. We changed to Ecco smart a copper ionization system no chlorine at all. Pool stays algae free if you get it in your mouth it taste like fresh water. We have had it this way for maybe 9 years only needed to buy the copper bar once. They also sell glass beads for the filter and it last longer and does a better job than sand. Pam