That is one reason I got rid of my Ameraucanas. Of all the breeds I had, they were the ones that would get out into another run. Very frustrating, especially when its a roo and you find him in the wrong pen with hens in the morning...would have to isolate those hens for a couple of weeks to make sure their eggs weren't fertilized by him!!!
I'm loving the new life with chickens!!sounds smart to me
Hi everyone!! I'm located just outside of Olean NY, close to the PA line. I started in June with one chick that my son brought home from school. His class hatched eggs. We now have a coop and 13 chickens
My Ameraucana's are really smart. Tab's BLRW on the other hand.sounds smart to me
I just went to heat pizza for lunch in the oven. POOF! Big flame, black smoke, and retched stink! Dang mice! I just used the oven a couple days ago with no issue. Signs of fluffy out the back of the stove. This one more thing to clean up this week.
Hi everyone!! I'm located just outside of Olean NY, close to the PA line. I started in June with one chick that my son brought home from school. His class hatched eggs. We now have a coop and 13 chickens
I've been very lucky with chickens staying in. I only have a 3' high chicken wire fence around most of the run with a section of 5' tall near the coop. The few times that I have found a chicken out was a rooster was chasing them. Now that the problem roos have been isolated, everyone has calmed down. I worry when I need to move the coop up to the horse barn, since the Amish have had some chickens taken by coons about 30' from my barn. Already trying to think of ways to predator proof.
Welcome! Glad to have you.Hi everyone!! I'm located just outside of Olean NY, close to the PA line. I started in June with one chick that my son brought home from school. His class hatched eggs. We now have a coop and 13 chickens
