NY chicken lover!!!!

[Breella]

Why is Shopingtown mall so empty... Ugh!

I could have finished me coop today, instead I am here.

 

[vmdanielsen]

Last summer on brood number 2 of 4 for her for the year she hatched 11 then adopted 4 orphans. She was never happier than when she was running around raising 15 chicks. Here they are from the beginning of last summer.

Good Mama!!

 

[pharmchickrnmom]

bat

 

[stonykill]

bat

Ozzy

that was the 2nd thing that came to mind. The 1st wasn't pg13

 

[armorfirelady]

Man

bat

Man

 

[Tough Old Bird]

bat

in your belfry



jlaw,

we'll have a completely enclosed pen for my peace of mind. Hubby found some kind of strong wire mesh with small diameter holes that comes in panels -- not rolls. I am afraid to ask how much it costs. The bonus is that we won't have to wrestle with the stinking rolls of wire, the ends of which always seem to find exposed flesh. The roofing of the pen is what we're contemplating most. Plexi-sheets or something...not sure. We get so much wind here on the ridge over the lake.


TOB

 

[Henicillin]

Sorry for the super long post. I've been dealing with the loss of my best friend and haven't been on in days, so I had to catch up!

Sympathies and prayers on your loss.

 

[rancher hicks]

Sympathies and prayers on your loss.

Same here, I hope you feel better soon.

Rancher

 

[cracrzy4chicks]

Hi All,
I have huge pine trees in my yard, so consequently lots of dried up pine needles on the ground. I'd like to use the needles for bedding in the nest boxes and possibly in the coop. What 'd think ?? Opinions please

 

[Glasshen]

Pine needles sound great to me. But if I had them, I'd put them around my blueberries, or holly, or azaleas, rhodies...all those acid loving plants that don't grow here. I think it would be great for litter.