Melbourne Chickens
In the Brooder
- Oct 13, 2018
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Hi there,
So I'm thinking of going to my folks place for about a week over the Christmas period. It's about 2hrs out of the city, in the country. They have a really perfect closed off back garden for the chickens, with heaps of grass and plants for them to eat.
I was thinking of taking my 3 chickens up for the week! I drive a ute so I was planning on moving their coop and taking some temp fencing as well. I'd take their food and water sources too. Their coop is one of those straightforward small hutches which I think would be pretty easy to take with me.
I've had these chickens for about 3 months now, they are pretty used to their coop and stuff. When I picked them up the first time, they spent 2hrs in the car and they seemed pretty fine. Do you fine folks think it'd be an issue to move them for a week? I think they'd love the grass and the plants, it's a much bigger space compared to my inner city front garden. My little cousins and grandparents would love to see the chickens as well!
Thanks in advance.
So I'm thinking of going to my folks place for about a week over the Christmas period. It's about 2hrs out of the city, in the country. They have a really perfect closed off back garden for the chickens, with heaps of grass and plants for them to eat.
I was thinking of taking my 3 chickens up for the week! I drive a ute so I was planning on moving their coop and taking some temp fencing as well. I'd take their food and water sources too. Their coop is one of those straightforward small hutches which I think would be pretty easy to take with me.
I've had these chickens for about 3 months now, they are pretty used to their coop and stuff. When I picked them up the first time, they spent 2hrs in the car and they seemed pretty fine. Do you fine folks think it'd be an issue to move them for a week? I think they'd love the grass and the plants, it's a much bigger space compared to my inner city front garden. My little cousins and grandparents would love to see the chickens as well!
Thanks in advance.