Because they're all a bunch of chooks and quacks!30 degrees hereCold, very cold.
I don't understand why my ducks and chickens would want to be out in this weather!
Because they're all a bunch of chooks and quacks!
My Cockerel was up crowing up at 6 in the morning he's tiny so he is actually just as loud as a cat begging for food... I could barely hear him when I'm close to him. Guineas and hens are much louder, and especially in when they see the snow
I had the leg bar outside during the day yesterday, and it seemed fine. She was still nice and toasty when I checked on her. I'm now concerned about the bantam Cochins as they are not feathered out yet, still got fluffy down butts. Maybe I'll try doing outside at day and bring them in at night until this weekend when it back ti the 80s.
I couldn't agree with that more. I've got no clue what to do for bumble foot, but I am learning.
Lucky you! My Serama cockerel's can be heard for about 2 blocks. They are actually louder than my AC cockrell who sounds like a dinosaur. The guinea...yes, much louder.
We won’t be above 40 for 8 months now....whimpy!!!Then I read your temps, and wonder...
Am I just too "floridian" for 55f?
We won't be above 30 till late spring
I hate the cold months.. I prefer fall and early spring.
Whew, I just had to take my shirt off... It's getting hot here. Think I might have a lemonade and enjoy some shade.
Hey there. Landed back home and hit the ground running getting this place winterized before we get hit. It has not been bad so far so this year we wrapped the duck run in clear plastic before the snow and wind kicked our behinds. Phew!Welcome back Quackie!
