San Diego Chicken meetup and Chat thread

[KensingtonHens]

Have fun skiing!! Lucky you. You girls will be fine, it's a great day to be inside...the coop!!

 

[SunnyCalifornia]

My chickens are wishing for webbed feet this Christmas so that they can get out of their coop! My whole yard is under water.... as well as my garage

 

[enzolove]

Sunny California, you might have to change your name! I hope my yard's not flooded, I did at least check that all the drains were clear before we left. Good think about all the rain is I just planted ground cover and a pine tree on my slope, so they should be happy now. I miss my chickens (weird, I know), and I really hope the first egg is not laid while I'm gone.

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[LALASD4]

My coop is not flooded yet but still a little wet.

I hope it does not get flooded later when the rain would get worst.

 

[SunnyCalifornia]

Fortunately, my coop has a raised wooden floor, so other than wet pine shavings near the windows, there shouldn't be any standing water in there. But its been almost a week since my girls have gotten to get out in the yard! I bet they are going stir crazy in there!

I hope for the best for all your coops!

So are the ducks loving it or what?

 

[Knock Kneed Hen]

Just watched the news and it said that the mountains (where I'm at) has received 13" of rain in the past 6 days!! The trees need it so I guess I should be happy....garage is flooding though

Been finding lots of earth worms though so the chickies are lov'in it.

I need to make room for some Turkens!! Anyone want any laying hens, all 9 mos. I could part with my Brown Leghorns (actually my best layers...ssshhhhh, just don't tell DH), my Buff Orpington, RIR, . . . any takers???

 

[SunnyCalifornia]

Rainy Day Fun-

.......I wish that I had duck feet. And I can tell you why. You can splash around in duck feet. You don't have to keep them dry......

Who recognizes those words?

 

[LALASD4]

My ducks don't really like it, they don't want to be wet all the time, I tried to let them out but they went back in.

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[wwmicasa1]

Ok, here's what living in the sticks gets ya....

Flooded basement, road washed out, pond that was dry "yesterday" (& holds 80,000 gallons) full & overflowing, & crazy chickens who won't stay undercover

Oh well, the majority of the time it is "paradise"~!

 

[enzolove]

I might be interested in the buff . . .

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