We sat with the chicks the entire time they were outside, and made sure they didn't run off. they were a week old yesterday, and today one of them jumped on to the top of their brooder, which is over a foot tall. Needless to say we put the screen on earlier than expected to keep the ladies where they are supposed to be.
Here are our stacked brooders. 21 in top and 19 in bottom. They're about 3x6.To the left is the bulk tank that runs through the wall. If we were still milking cows the milk inspector would not be pleased.We stopped in 2009 with no desire to milk again. I did know a farmer whose chickens went in the milkhouse and sat right on the bulk tank with milk in it. He didn't win any quality awards
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We sat with the chicks the entire time they were outside, and made sure they didn't run off. they were a week old yesterday, and today one of them jumped on to the top of their brooder, which is over a foot tall. Needless to say we put the screen on earlier than expected to keep the ladies where they are supposed to be.
Hi all!! New to BYC and chickens!! Always owned ducks and Geese. Last year sold all my muscovies before winter, my females were so broody we had hatchlings everywhere!! Two/three batches of 20/25 a summer per female. I was over ran by muscovies!! Lol As much as I loved them it was very overwhelming!.
This year we decided on trying our hand at chickens and a few weeks ago bought 12 chicks of varying ages and breeds.. (3) red cross (3) Australorps (3) Amercaunas and (3)!light brahmas they are all pullets 2 months and under. All growing well, quite the characters and I love watching them!
We live in Pulaski Ny between watertown and Syracuse and its great to know that there are other chicken folks in NY! Im looking forward to getting to know some of you!![]()

Welcome to the coop.