I laughed at them this morning. The young ones make a big production of flying out of the coop in the morning, I have to stand back so I don't get bowled over by them. But this morning they flew as far as they could because they didn't want to come down on the white stuff. The youngest SS hen kind of crashed into the chain link fence. I did my chores and went inside. When I looked out she was still standing in her original spot at the fence. I think she didn't know if she could walk on the snow. Had to put on my boots and coat again pick her up and take her back to the coop. I knew I'd be worried while I was out to come bak and find her frozen in that spot. I think she was glad to be picked up and taken back, but couldn't be too docile in front of the others, so she rode my outstretched arm back to the coop, like a falcon.
Chickens are so much fun.
Three eggs today.
I've been doing fermented feed for a couple of weeks, their shells seem stronger, the color of the shells is a little darker and they feel smoother. They squabble more over the food, poops don't smell as much, and they don't drink as much water. When I see how the dry feed expands in the bucket, I think it is good to feed it wet, so it doesn't expand in their crops.
Chickens are so much fun.
Three eggs today.
I've been doing fermented feed for a couple of weeks, their shells seem stronger, the color of the shells is a little darker and they feel smoother. They squabble more over the food, poops don't smell as much, and they don't drink as much water. When I see how the dry feed expands in the bucket, I think it is good to feed it wet, so it doesn't expand in their crops.