Hey you all! I am glad you all had a good laugh. I still cannot believe it.
@aart there was a little light coming from the window, so that helped a lot.
@Mfranks They will chase the last plate. I did that to make sure the little ones get some and did not work. So they have to get faster and moving. If I put the little ones plate first they will follow me to see where I am dropping the second one. That helps a little. Sometimes I just stand in between and do not let them get to the plate for the little ones. But for the most part, I let them figure it out and if I can, I give something to the little ones when the others are busy and before they come running. It is like they had been starving always. They have to have what you have in your hands at that very moment.
Found a small frog by the run fence and I called them all and got a stick and when they were close, I threw that thing and they fought for it. I have no clue who won because I left. Did not wanted to see it.
I have a few questions, They are doing more than one egg a day and the spare one is soft shell and they are eating them. When I got the out this morning there was a poop full of egg white, no yolk. They drop them in front of my kitchen door. Is it a matter of getting to a regular laying point or would this be a thing that will always happen?
There is a cat and have no clue who it belongs to that keeps pooping by my fron house and has been checking out the girls. I cannot shot it. I am afraid of poison that may get to my girls. What can I do beside putting a fence which I cannot do yet, to get this cat off my property? I know what to do with a dog. It is all baout chocolate. They love it but it will kill them. But not for a cat. Any advise? I know it sounds harsh because it might be someone's pet but my chickens are not just my pets, they provide me with eggs and meat if I need to. They are my emotional support animals,

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Hub told me today that I need to move them back because they have the front of the kicthen door area too dirty. I am always hosing it during the day but I got me a 2 hour nap and he had to hose it and guess did not like it and began a bunch of complaining. The run is not finished in one corner and they will cross over to the temp run anyways. I am planning to be at Unity Fest 11-14 in Muskegon (yes, will be wearing a mask, a hat and long sleeves shirt because I do not like the sun) and I will have to leave them in their coop most of the day time. It is killing me. I was not able last year and it is my freedom but now with the chickens, I am contemplating of loosing the 100 bucks and stay with the chickens. I am at a crossroads here.