I have used DryDan pellets in my run. They break down into fluffy material when they get wet.
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I have an extra Lavender Orp cockerel....hollar at me if you want him !I love the look of the English Orpingtons! They are such beach balls! I already get such a kick out of my Chocolate Orpington and her build. Her name is Big Mamma but I mostly call her Mrs. Fuzzy Butt...I know, real mature.
I'm considering a Rooster...but a little nervous about it for my girls. Currently 9 of them are only 11 weeks old and my CO is just POL. I know she could handle it, but my babies? I don't know? It's about the same way I feel if I think a guy is looking at my 17 year old! LOL
I have upwards of 10 coops, and each has at least one cockerel, or a pair of cocks depending on how many hens, and they crow in succesion, all night long.One will crow, but that should be it. He won't let others crow (theoretically)
Absolutely !I have 13 roosters and they will all crow. As soon as one crows it will set off the rest and you will have a whole chorus for about 10 minutes.
I'm jealousI wish I only had one.
Great suggestion, JulesChicks. How deep a layer of chips do you use? I've been using arborist wood chips instead of bark in my garden beds.
He's a handsome cock! DH is not ready for me to add a single other hen OR cock right now. He says we just got our 10, let's get used to that first! Thank goodness for that man...or we'd be running a zoo right now!
He's a handsome cock! DH is not ready for me to add a single other hen OR cock right now. He says we just got our 10, let's get used to that first! Thank goodness for that man...or we'd be running a zoo right now!