Quote: Good idea, what do you have on the floor?
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Quote: Good idea, what do you have on the floor?
Good idea, what do you have on the floor?
I use jewelry findings with a loop to thread ribbon through for hanging. I use complimentary findings on the bottom too. I attach with super glue. I always cover everything with modpodge except the metal findings.
Well, this morning I am pretty convinced chickens are better creatures than I am. They are out in this cold, ankles deep in snow, just loving life. I stood out there for 5 minutes and think I may need to have some toes removed. We got 2 eggs today, two of my freeloading snuggle chickens started laying a week ago at about 33 weeks old. My crested cream legbar lays olive colored eggs...not blue, and my super blue egg layer (ameraucana x leghorn) is now dubbed a barely-blue egg layer. If you squint really hard her eggs are blue, if they still look white, press on your eyeballs really hard and look againIt looks like the Jersey will be next. If anyone has any guesses what the cross of this massive 7+ lb hen is, have at it. We were told Swedish flower x blue Orpington. I am thinking blue jersey x eagle x Swedish flower. She is huge, dopey, and the most unique colored chicken I've seen.
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What are jewelry findings?
Yeah, The reason I do mine is I didn't care for shoveling out the run on top of everything else that has to be shoveled. hopefully it don't snow too much in there.ai yi yi! snow tomorrow, it is never as bad as predicted, but I'm up for about 6 inches.
the little egg is the silkie, the big one is a double yolker. 4 eggs today, perhaps I didn't need to freeze the eggs I did for January!
So far the new hens are doing just fine with the little snow we've had.
Everyone told me to wrap the quail pen on three sides. I didn't. I did the north side. The west side is somewhat protected by the coop. I'm thinking the people advising me to do that were using the cage systems where you stack em up like boxes....but my quail have a big (for quail) coop with hay, so they can definitely get out of the wind and snow. We will see how much snow comes in the run - the roof is covered.
I remembered to get the snow shovels out! Now I just have to dig out winter boots for work. Already have the clodhoppers out.