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MotorcycleChick said:
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They are adorable, so glad you got the broodies to take them all for you.
 
The moms are happy with me today. No concern was shown when I was in there, even when I was moving the wall for them to come out. They came to the door, but then went back again. Maybe the others were too much too soon. I gave them scratch and meal worms. They were happy.
 
Ana had another baby hatch out overnight, 3 days late. Her last egg is a quitter so it looks like she only has 2 babies to raise. I know she'll be leaving the nest soon. I'll get pictures then :)
 
dheltzel said:
I moved 41 chickens from my largest hoop house into their permanent breeding pens today. And moved 40 younger ones into the hoop house for growing out. I can't believe how nice they all look, raising on grass is really good for them.
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Awesome! Yeah, I agree, the sooner on grass, the better! :D

MotorcycleChick said:
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So adorable! And convenient! They do such a good job with their little chicks.


gonehencrazy said:
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Neighbor's cat just chilling with the chickens. I stopped chasing him out. Mostly he hunts squirrels. Sometimes when he's wild he will chase the girls but mostly it's peaceful
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Haha! When I first saw that picture, it looked like a dead animal. That's good that they all get along. Cats only seemed to be a problem her when the chips where young. They never bothered my LF hens.

Auroradream26 said:
Ana had another baby hatch out overnight, 3 days late. Her last egg is a quitter so it looks like she only has 2 babies to raise. I know she'll be leaving the nest soon. I'll get pictures then :)
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:thumbsup
 
I think it helps that he was raised with the chickens this spring. I had four and they have four. I did worry some when I put the younger group out and he started to hang out with them.
 

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