I buy the xxs doggie clothes in Walmart. Fit like a charm!
Ha! I will pass that info onto her! Frankie, or as I called him, Fat Frankie, is a round, rotund little basketball! I'm sure he would fit into a small dog shirt!

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I buy the xxs doggie clothes in Walmart. Fit like a charm!
awww those little babies look so small outside! Too cute! I'll have to put mine out in a few weeks too- they'll be about that same age. But more BCM chicks are due to hatch this week and then my 3 goslings are due next weekend. Not enough indoor brooder space for them all once they get very big...What do you have them on? (What's on the ground?) I'm wondering if wire floor with hay and pine shavings will be ok for their feet once I move them outside (and they'll have a heat lamp there too if they need it.)
Here are my group of shipped chicks. They are three weeks old today and got booted out of the brooder. It is crazy how huge they seem in the brooder and then how tiny they seem outside. lol
Some of these guys are pretty big. As I took them out of the brooder and placed them into a box one by one I checked them out thoroughly and made notes. None have middle toe feathers. 2 have clean legs. Some have light leg feathering, some a little more heavy. A couple with the short toe thing.
By my best guess at 3 weeks I would say I have 5 pullets and....13 cockerels!!![]()
Lol! Can you believe that? Oh brother! I guess my husband and I are going to have to learn to process chicken...
I am pretty happy with them over all. I am drawing the line here. With the one 6 month old BCM pullet, six 2 month old chicks and these 18 babies...I am going to have to make this my start. I will keep the best of these and begin from here with my marans adventure.
They have a wooden box they can run under with a 60 watt bulb in case they get chilly. The low temp tonight is 50+.. I went out and checked on them and their little bodies feel toasty warm.
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Here are my group of shipped chicks. They are three weeks old today and got booted out of the brooder. It is crazy how huge they seem in the brooder and then how tiny they seem outside. lol
Some of these guys are pretty big. As I took them out of the brooder and placed them into a box one by one I checked them out thoroughly and made notes. None have middle toe feathers. 2 have clean legs. Some have light leg feathering, some a little more heavy. A couple with the short toe thing.
By my best guess at 3 weeks I would say I have 5 pullets and....13 cockerels!!![]()
Lol! Can you believe that? Oh brother! I guess my husband and I are going to have to learn to process chicken...
I am pretty happy with them over all. I am drawing the line here. With the one 6 month old BCM pullet, six 2 month old chicks and these 18 babies...I am going to have to make this my start. I will keep the best of these and begin from here with my marans adventure.
They have a wooden box they can run under with a 60 watt bulb in case they get chilly. The low temp tonight is 50+.. I went out and checked on them and their little bodies feel toasty warm.
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Cute babies Christie!! They look happy to me, and I love your runs. Sure wish I could get away with your coop set up here! Wow, would that be way easier...and cheaper!