I'm thinking. Why does she have a grappling hook? This lady has ostriches she's wrangling not chickens! Who's going to break it to her?
Adorable babies. Nice looking coop!!Ack! I'm so sick of this site eating my posts, anyways for the second try:
How cute!
Congrats on the babies! How's the rest of the hatch going?
I've hatched 8 out of 11 so far, 3 left in the incubator. I candled last night, I thought I saw
movement but I think I'm just desperate to see anything. Figures they're the AM eggs too, so I only have a couple of those. I can't wait to do another hatch, I wish I could squeeze one more in this summer. I'm going to shoot for another come August/September.
I have to say though these BLRW's are so cute
And an AM:
My husband is almost done with the coop too. Needs some stain (I'm thinking red) he used an old window for a pulley door. It's nice because it gets a little sun, but the coop is in the shade too. We also need to add some ventilation, and he has to put the nesting boxes in. We have a while before we need those though. Also need the run- but they'll
be free ranging too, and a ramp for them to get in and out. But it's a good start. Also, I think my other orpington is a roo, so he'll have to go. My husbands best friend wants him so he can go there. Also I have black spots coming in some, on my lighter girl, so I think she'll be splash.
Quite taking selfies and get to work....lolJust put your mouth and face on it, blow really hard, and get them used to it...
Just tell them you're cat woman in your secret life. (Or wonder woman. I'd say she hulk- but I'm using that title....)
Ah that was funny. I was confused there
for a second.
Others may disagree with this and I'm totally open to ahere but I integrate successfully as early as 4-5 weeks. I give them a place to go that only they can fit into but not with their own water and food. I do keep a GOOD eye on them for the weekend and then keep an eye on their weight and look of their overall health. It has worked really well for me. If I keep hatching then I just can't keep every batch of chickens separate every 21 days so I had to figure out a way to integrate them.
Couple important things:
1. Weather has to be good so that the big ones are out of the coop a lot
2. You need a big yard for the chickens so they can be entertained by bugs etc and not new recruits.
3. I put their safe place in the coop and sometimes will lock the big folks out for a couple morning hours especially when I add new chicks.
4. I have always integrated 4 or more chicks this way so that it's not one lone survivor
I'm thinking. Why does she have a grappling hook? This lady has ostriches she's wrangling not chickens! Who's going to break it to her?
Oh, gotcha. I would throw everything in there, turn it on, and walk away. Weighing eggs is for chumps
Ohhhh, you're asking to get slapped, not be me, cause I almost agree, but someone will smack you for that...lolOh, gotcha. I would throw everything in there, turn it on, and walk away. Weighing eggs is for chumps
Nope, but you're gonna smack me for that other one
Adorable babies. Nice looking coop!!
Quite taking selfies and get to work....lol
LMAO
She burned you SC, well played Amy.
Just tell them you're cat woman in your secret life. (Or wonder woman. I'd say she hulk- but I'm using that title....)
Not in the true north. Joisey, maybe.Hahahahah OMG stahhhhhp it. That's how you say "stop it," in Northerner
