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Ok, found some...my husband made it this past spring...I am painting the wood part, so far it's primed.
I think these were before he added the roost. We just put in a kitty litter pan with nesting material for a portable box. We may add a built in one and enclose it more but it will make it heavier. This was my husband's first construction project anything like this so I think he did rather wellThey used to like to sleep in the tote but now they have the roost - different set of girls now though.
If that is so, and it was my bird, it would get thumped.I guess I should have explain that I've only gotten 3 eggs from her ALL summer so I'm not sure it's Molt related.. Even with Molting the Buffs are giving me eggs every other day.
This could be what happens when 1) they do not get enough light orhas an amazing diet.. has been treated for worms and parasites both. gets extra calcium, D3, oyster shells, and ground egg shells, plus all organics and high protein treats.. The others get the same diet and give big beautiful eggs. .. she just isn't.. I check the coop daily for mucus or soft shells, broken eggs.. nothing. Seems like she just might not being laying. There could be internal issues.. I don't know. I can't feel an egg in her.. I've checked. Not sure what else I should do.. As far as the Roo goes.. anyone want ???
Unfortunately, I think the commercial breeding of the rocks has weakened them a bit. Them being feed store birds now means no one is really breeding them with concentration in good genes.
Hi Washingtonians!
My wife and I relocated from West Seattle to the Kitsap Peninsula in June. We are homesteading on 5 acres with 3 other folks and obviously already have a chicken flock going. I'm writing a blog on our experience, which you can check out--http://kitsappermaculture.blogspot.com/.
We got our first flock from Wilco in Gig Harbor, but I would prefer to use another more direct source for our second flock we'll start this spring. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Post your local ?Hello Neighborhoods,
I am writing this with mixed emotions. I can not take the situation we are in any longer. Some of you might have seen a post I put up about maybe re-homeing our rooster. We live in the country and our neighbor has complained about our rooster because he crows to much. He works night and sleeps during the day and is having a hard to getting sleep. Well we tried to do a no crow collar and it works for our neighbors benefit but it makes me sick to my stomach listening to his gargling crowing. I just can not take the stress of making the neighbor happy. I do not want to have our rooster's life come to a short end because he does his job in keeping watch over his girls.
Does anyone have a place in your flock for him? He is a blue andalusian about 6 1/2months old.
Talk to Jim at the WFF show...he wins every time !!!The White Rocks we got about 3 years (hatchery) ago either were poor layers or didn't lay. the vet did an necropsy on one hen and her laying mechanism was all messed up.....so it explains why those hens never did lay or were poor. I got rid of them and never got any White Rocks since....I would love a good source of them but after that, I am leery.
push the quote button under the person's post you are trying to answer, then type your answer beneath the enclosed post.CRAIGSLIST.. there are dozens of local breeders in Kitsap alone.. I've personally gotten all my birds off of Craigslist.. Kitsap and am very happy to meet other "flockers" I have a young Roo that needs rehomed if you are interested.