new cornish rocks and set up. help!

superleo130

In the Brooder
6 Years
Mar 24, 2013
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california
hello im new to chickens and decided to get into a fast growing chicken so i can get expirience and get meat fast too. here is my set up and my chicks too. any help on these little guys would be great! i am from california.
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yeah im sorry its been doing that all day idk what to do but thanks for telling me i wasnt sure if it was just me ill try again
 
Looks like a nice set up I wish I had that.

My Only advice is look around the "Meat Birds section of this website there is allot of people who raise them.

Also for the layers your looking for go to the local tractor supply store or more local feed stores this time have chickens for sale. most are between 2.25-4.00 per bird

Good to see a youngster wanting to get into this keep up the good work
 
thanks means alot and yeah im fairly knew to this and dont exactly know were to post my threads. but glad you could be of help.
 
Looks like a good set up... for now. These little buggers grow fast, so now is a good time to be planning their grow-out pen. We have 11 Cornish X and they are 3 weeks old. They already have a good bit of real feathers and are getting too big for their brooder, so I am going to move them outside into the yard next week. We are going to use an old doghouse for their coop if I can figure out how to secure the opening at night.
 
thanks means alot and yeah im fairly knew to this and dont exactly know were to post my threads. but glad you could be of help.


No problem another great area to look is Youtube type in "Raising meat Chickens" there is even videos showing how to process them and everything. I learned as much from both this site and youtube.

Ask the questions you want do not feel worried as everyone on this board was new and most are really good with helping..

Based on the size it looks like it is plenty big enough for 10 birds with no problem.
 
yeah they do i have already seen growth in my chicks after 3 days so hopefully they will go into the barn soon. but im not sure when they could endure being out there. is it as ssoon as they turn wight and loose the fuss? i dont wanna keep em in the brooder for long at all due to all the feet problems they seem to have
 
indeed youtube has offered alot of help im already starting building a "de feather-er" and as too space after i procces all my cornish rocks do you think i could fit atleast 25+ barred rocks? or other dual pourpose chickens in there?
 

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