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That's my best guessWas that a stare down?![]()
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That's my best guessWas that a stare down?![]()
I love how they all push out as the door's opening! So chickeny.It was kind of sweet. Yesterday Hattie came out with everybody else. And this morning, this happened.
I was thinking that too. Are you planning any accessibility modifications Bob?It looks like Hattie is beginning to find that first step down a bit difficult for her old bones. Poor girl.
Oh wow! I think that's my first shra on this threadActually she was moving pretty good this morning. She has been worse. I am certain the warmer weather is really helping her.
I am thinking I need to modify the top of the ramp into a landing one step down That then leads to the ramp. That first step onto the ramp is difficult for young chickens as well.
Call for the engineer! I'm sure Hattie can learn to peck a button to call the elevator and a weight-activated sensor can make it move.Yes. It was only that first step. She was fine after that.
Of course you could always build her an elevator!
Here's the video Bob. She's more comfy in her body than Hattie but she doesn't move quickly, even when she's on an urgent mission to reach the water container like she is here.I'd love to see a video of Mary walking so I could compare. Hattie definitely is having more trouble walking than Lilly did at the same age. Aurora is only ~6 months younger and is much better at walking.
I second this!Call for the engineer! I'm sure Hattie can learn to peck a button to call the elevator and a weight-activated sensor can make it move.
Have you thought about moving the ramp so that step at the top is gone. She doesn't look at all confident about the first step.It was kind of sweet. Yesterday Hattie came out with everybody else. And this morning, this happened.