post your chicken coop pictures here!

[laura8700]

 

[chicchic25]

This is so freaking cute! Got any inside pics???

 

[TJordan]

Never hatched eggs myself but if the shell isn't broken and it looks viable, why not let it take it's course? I suppose the shell is weaker and might more likely break when the hen moves around (unless you are using an incubator then no issue there). 


I was going to guess you made the windows   You have good stuff there if you have a CNC router! Not found in the usual handyman's workshop.

I had to look up Perspex. Is it just another brand of Plexiglass (tm)? That stuff sure is expensive, I wouldn't mind finding a cheaper alternative.

Incubator. Thanks.

 

[bruceha2000]

Don't the chickens get nervous living in a restaurant? Just a short step from roost to roast!

Nice looking place!

 

[perchie.girl]

Hey guys". Anyone ever successful hatch a slightly cracked egg before? Viens look good... Great air sack.... Just tiny crack seen when candling. Day 4 yesterday. Pull it?

just use some wax to seal the crack... just the crack... I have heard of people doing this with great success

 

[chicchic25]

Don't the chickens get nervous living in a restaurant? Just a short step from roost to roast!

Nice looking place!

made me chuckle. LOL

 

[TJordan]

   made me chuckle.   LOL    

I just saw that post as well...l

 

[HighStreetCoop]

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This is why I try to buy the Mary's pasture raised whenever possible. Not Cornish X and they really are PASTURE raised. They just taste better to me (even better than the Rocky ones, which are pasture raised Cornish X).

 

[HighStreetCoop]

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I've seen people say sealing a crack with bee's wax worked.

 

[perchie.girl]

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This is why I try to buy the Mary's pasture raised whenever possible. Not Cornish X and they really are PASTURE raised. They just taste better to me (even better than the Rocky ones, which are pasture raised Cornish X).

You can actually pasture raise Cornish X there are a couple of threads on here talking about it.

deb