peeps in the coop! Successful transition so far.....

[stcroixusvi]

I think I worried more than I should have - peeps were unconcerned with their new digs, and never missed a beat - eating and drinking the second minute they came out of the carrier. It took me three trips for 22 chicks. They are 6.5 weeks, and READY to be out of our sun porch.

Before

After!

 

[M.sue]

Awesome your coop looks nice.

Isn't it silly how we chick lovers get so excited and sometimes worried over our little peeps milestones & transitions!! Sheshhh....you'd think they were our kids!! lol

 

[lburress]

Nice Job!

 

[afj6710]

woo hoo for a successful transition! That's a lot of chicks to move. lol.

 

[krcote]

That last pic of the white chick is the cutest/silliest thing I have seen in a while! Thanks for the laugh

 

[stcroixusvi]

M.sue :

Awesome your coop looks nice.

Isn't it silly how we chick lovers get so excited and sometimes worried over our little peeps milestones & transitions!! Sheshhh....you'd think they were our kids!! lol

they're not???

 

[stcroixusvi]

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I wonder how many times she will peck at the shaving before deciding it is NOT something to eat!

 

[nobodyherebutuschickens]

I absolutely love the color of your coop. What breed is the little tiny bird in the last pic? Soo cute!

 

[stcroixusvi]

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Thank you, but I probably should have painted it brown

The white pullet is a polish or poland. I bought a straight run of polish chicks, and she was one of two pullets, the other three are roosters. They are very friendly.