Sit'n on the porch

[BY Bob]

the nesting box is 4 feet long, plenty of egg laying room. I put the fake eggs in so maybe they would get the idea. It worked on all of my other hens in the past.
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That's a good sized box. I think they will love it. The ceramic eggs worked with Glynda. I expect they will for your group as well

 

[BY Bob]

I am going to go work on who knows what for dinner?? I didnt thaw anything out,
Have a great night, I missed you all

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I missed you as well. Glad to have you back.

 

[BY Bob]

She is Beautiful!!

Thanks. She had those wonderful leghorn lines. I love the way they look.

 

[BY Bob]

Grandma's back!

Isn't it great!

 

[Grandmas Coop]

Thanks. She had those wonderful leghorn lines. I love the way they look.

She is sleek looking, Snow White

 

[Grandmas Coop]

and TACOS it is Woohoo for easy

 

[BY Bob]

and TACOS it is Woohoo for easy

I love tacos. Easy or not they are tasty.

 

[Mother-Hen-Michele]

Makes it so much easier to tell them apart my RIR looked so similar when they arrived I had a hard time naming them. Now that they are 'old' they look very individual. (But my beloved spouse still has trouble, in fairness he spends less time with them than I do)

3 different looking pullets @BY Bob

 

[Mother-Hen-Michele]

I LOVE that I can watch the chickens from the kitchen and living room.

They have plenty of roost space.

I love your coop! It is just perfect for easy cleaning and clutter free.

My poor spouse keeping doodling the 'next' house and I keep reminding him I need to be able to see the henhouse from the house. I currently have to climb over things to see it from the only window that looks that way, and I see nothing useful (just a wall with no windows), so I just go outside instead. This just eats up time because if I go into the coop I end up cleaning or fussing over them.

 

[Grandmas Coop]

Makes it so much easier to tell them apart my RIR looked so similar when they arrived I had a hard time naming them. Now that they are 'old' they look very individual. (But my beloved spouse still has trouble, in fairness he spends less time with them than I do)

With the leghorns I had to use their combs to tell them apart and Lady Edith & Lady Rose looks so alike even with the comb