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Hedgeland Farms
Crowing
March 24th.
Last night was the Galaxies first night without a heat source. They handled it like champs. Everyone got up from their snuggle pile and grabbed some water and a bite to eat (its 230am) I assume they will go back to sleep bc I no longer leave the lights on for them. It's raining pretty good and will be most of the morning. The Galaxies are in their coop with the sliding door open
The coop temp this morning was 55 and the outside temp is 48 degrees.
SICK DAY FROM WORK.
went out and checked the Galaxies. It's 50 degrees in their coop, and they are running around happy as could be. I see some pecking order pecks starting to emerge...but they aren't harsh. Outside temp is 47 degrees.
915am the Galaxies all came out to stretch their legs. Even though the ground is wet (though I did soak up the big spots) drainage is an issue I am working on...slowly but surely.
It's raining again...while the Galaxies can and do (most the time) now have free range of the run and coop, if it's raining good I shut them in..
ESPECIALLY since I yanked their heat source. Wanna keep them pretty dry till they are a bit older.
Rain subsided and I went to let the Galaxies out again. Coop temp is 50 degrees. Outside temp is 46 degrees with a real feel of 41.
When I am home (until I can get the inside of the fence blocked off) I let them out as often as possible, but when I leave they go back in their coop.
Got more cypress mulch and laid it down in their run. It's already helping a lot, but I have a lot more to go but I definitely appreciate the difference when I walk in there. I am soaking wet!!!
Went and checked on the Galaxies. They are either dust bathing, hanging out on the roosts, or eating. Coop temp is 53 degrees. It's raining pretty good outside.
Outside temp is 48 degrees.
The mirror was popular today

Nothing but rain. Locked the Galaxies up for the night. Coop temp is 52 degrees outside temp is 48. Low tonight is 47 degrees.
I love the how their feathers are looking. Some have a better look than others...but I still love seeing them in groups of white and black

Last night was the Galaxies first night without a heat source. They handled it like champs. Everyone got up from their snuggle pile and grabbed some water and a bite to eat (its 230am) I assume they will go back to sleep bc I no longer leave the lights on for them. It's raining pretty good and will be most of the morning. The Galaxies are in their coop with the sliding door open
The coop temp this morning was 55 and the outside temp is 48 degrees.
SICK DAY FROM WORK.
went out and checked the Galaxies. It's 50 degrees in their coop, and they are running around happy as could be. I see some pecking order pecks starting to emerge...but they aren't harsh. Outside temp is 47 degrees.
915am the Galaxies all came out to stretch their legs. Even though the ground is wet (though I did soak up the big spots) drainage is an issue I am working on...slowly but surely.
It's raining again...while the Galaxies can and do (most the time) now have free range of the run and coop, if it's raining good I shut them in..
ESPECIALLY since I yanked their heat source. Wanna keep them pretty dry till they are a bit older.
Rain subsided and I went to let the Galaxies out again. Coop temp is 50 degrees. Outside temp is 46 degrees with a real feel of 41.
When I am home (until I can get the inside of the fence blocked off) I let them out as often as possible, but when I leave they go back in their coop.
Got more cypress mulch and laid it down in their run. It's already helping a lot, but I have a lot more to go but I definitely appreciate the difference when I walk in there. I am soaking wet!!!
Went and checked on the Galaxies. They are either dust bathing, hanging out on the roosts, or eating. Coop temp is 53 degrees. It's raining pretty good outside.
Outside temp is 48 degrees.
The mirror was popular today


Nothing but rain. Locked the Galaxies up for the night. Coop temp is 52 degrees outside temp is 48. Low tonight is 47 degrees.
I love the how their feathers are looking. Some have a better look than others...but I still love seeing them in groups of white and black


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