Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

[chickflick]

I do have Randy's phone number. Have called a few times. Even contacted a friend of his on FB and he hasn't heard from him. Was going to his house this weekend.
I do have his address, too. Not sure what to do.

 

[Sally PB]

Check with the FB friend...? If he didn't go there, then maybe see about a welfare check...?

 

[Dreamzchaser]

A little more than a hint of spice..just enough to be addictive. The flavor is hard to describe but it is sooo good!

Thank you. I do not like anything spicy at all, not even a hint. I appreciate the information so I do not watse ordering something I will not eat.

 

[Dreamzchaser]

I think I sent some info to Michelle or Sally? Jeebers, I do not remember but there is a voter's site that give information on his address.

 

[Dreamzchaser]

Sally, love it but the ones I am thinking are about the same age as mine if any difference is just a few weeks younger than the Southeners. I call them Southeners because if I do, I will divide the run and the new ones will be in the north side,lol Oh, no, they will be Yankees,lol Your feathered kids are beautiful! Love that rooster!
I am debating it hard because yes I can use the garage for as long as is needed and I can divide the run. What worries me is the coop. Will have to go outside to take pictures of it because the other pictures are gone with the old computer driver,lol Be back in a while.

Rose, I will text you in a bit.

 

[snowflake]

This link is pretty cool. So many ideas!!!
What I have no clue how would I divide the coop. As it is, seems very difficult unless I kind of re-do the whole thing. Remove openings and close up other opennings. I can up the roosting area but cannot divide.
I think I would love to include more chicks. This six are the special ones,lol And like I said before, better young laying pullets so I do not get too emotionally attached.

I wrote that about 2 days ago. Sorry!

you should probably keep any new hens separate for at least 2 weeks to see if they have any disease your hens are not immune to. then put one of your hens in with the new birds for a week to make sure she doesn't get sick or make the other birds sick. aart or 1mut can probably explain this better then I but hens can be immune to things in your soil but it could affect the new birds differently

 

[Dreamzchaser]

you should probably keep any new hens separate for at least 2 weeks to see if they have any disease your hens are not immune to. then put one of your hens in with the new birds for a week to make sure she doesn't get sick or make the other birds sick. aart or 1mut can probably explain this better then I but hens can be immune to things in your soil but it could affect the new birds differently

You mean I make one of my hens a sacrifice! I understand. The more I read and learn from you guys will determine if I do. I also do not want to linger on it and winter will be over me like a ghost,

 

[Dreamzchaser]

This is the inside or the coop and one of them is marked as I took the pictures from the inside cameras and one I took from the cleaning doors with my cell. The top one, the part under the fan has been covered with wood and I have been thinking of moving the fan higher and cover more from the bottom so it leaves me some ventilation on the top.

 

[snowflake]

mamuchka!

 

[snowflake]

You mean I make one of my hens a sacrifice! I understand. The more I read and learn from you guys will determine if I do. I also do not want to linger on it and winter will be over me like a ghost,

Kind of, yes, however better 1 then all and most likely all will be fine