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Hendersonville here
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Mary has some!
Hendersonville here
I have done it both ways, with a nest box and without. Mine usually don't use the nest boxes. They lay their eggs beside it. My broody right now is setting on eggs right beside the nest box on the floor. But they are all different and have different preferences. My nest boxes for them are on the ground and the front board of the nest is about 2-3 inches high. They don't seem to have any problems getting in or out. I have a little pullet that started out laying on the floor and is now laying in the nest box. It is so exciting when you find your first Silkie egg!
How do I get in touch with Mary? Is she on this thread?
How do I get in touch with Mary? Is she on this thread?
be careful with a bucket! I had a sikie cross (same size of a silkie) hatch out 29 eggs in a 5 gal bucket that was uprightGreat! Thanks again for the good info. I will tell hubby we need to put some down low. He was just going to get those plastic ones at Tractor Supply that attach to the wall and put them down low for them....? I guess I could put a 5 gallon bucket on its side for them too - might not look as nice but it would be a lot cheaper! LOL!
Angela
How do I get in touch with Mary? Is she on this thread?
be careful with a bucket! I had a sikie cross (same size of a silkie) hatch out 29 eggs in a 5 gal bucket that was upright![]()