Cute, MontanaChicks! Got 11 eggs out of the 12 girls today, we know they are all laying now because one of the EE's did not lay a green egg today but has laid 4 so far! Gave another dozen away today!
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Thank you yeah I did not really know at the time of the flock I have going but I am in love with them. I have some questions though. 1) my husband and I are wanting ducks. I would like a male and female I am wondering i I can keep them all together? 2) My Lewis roo is a sweet roo but he has been doing his roosterly duties a lot lately. Well my lil girls came to me with moat of their feathers gone. I have been spraying them with Blu kote. My question is should I put the ones that have red skin in the same coop but run a a wire fence across it and at night let them back in with Roo? What would you all suggest?
Hi and welcome to this site !
To answer your question on the rooster... You need these to save them from feather loss and scratches. Also you can break, or trim / cut the spurs off.
http://homespuninspirations.blogspot.com/2012/02/i-know-youve-all-been-waiting-with.html
Omg thank you for the pattern I am not a one to sew but maybe I can convince my grandma to sew them together. My question is how do I measure the hen so I can make my own?

Your more then welcome, did you know you can buy these also? I think someone on back yard chickens even makes these![]()
My husband has decided he wants 2 to 3 more EE's so anyone close to Billings, Huntley, orShepherd willing to part with any? I already have a dark brown/black onr and two Red/white ones. Plus can anyone tell me themeasurements on a coop and run per hen?[/quotte]
Quote: Can't help you with getting more chickens, but I checked with my dad -- he designed my coop & run. He said for 14 birds, your coop is plenty big & the run should be also. My run consists of about 1/4 of an acre, give or take, but it's all fenced in ..... they love to run run run. Do you have it winterized yet?
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.