WonkierZulu
Songster
Southern states are alot different. But australorp still a good choice stick by leghorns others can get tossed out thought you were more to the north that I listed. Type zone 9 was not that when the Google was there misread.
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Please elaborate more.Louisiana
the goal is to bot feed them anything I purchase. That’s why jungle fowl crosses seem to be necessary.Chickens cannot live without certain vitamins though. Are you going to feed a commercial feed? If not, you may want to own something...more wild. Like jungle fowl, which may not meet the meat size.
This is a very good point.Please elaborate more.
The chickens will not have a coop?
No commercial feed?
If so, I believe you are looking at the wrong breeds. The breeds that have been most commonly mentioned are domesticated, really domesticated. A bear, mountain lion, bobcat, dog, can kill for sport. 20 birds will go down...really fast.
Like Hawaii?? What predators do you have? Will you provide roosts? Or will they roost in trees?K
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the goal is to bot feed them anything I purchase. That’s why jungle fowl crosses seem to be necessary.
I’ll have to experiment with crosses in order to achieve my perfect bird. I think it will be a fun class for my kids to be homeschooled on.
I plan to have a coop for the chickens that they come in at night... mainly so I can collect eggs as I please. Other than that totally hands off. Maybe heat lamps in coop for cold nights but probably unnecessary.Please elaborate more.
The chickens will not have a coop?
No commercial feed?
If so, I believe you are looking at the wrong breeds. The breeds that have been most commonly mentioned are domesticated, really domesticated. A bear, mountain lion, bobcat, dog, can kill for sport. 20 birds will go down...really fast.
I think post the city and state or at least the
Hawaii has different measurements.Louisiana
Okay...well...l have never done something like that, so I honestly have no idea what will happen.I plan to have a coop for the chickens that they come in at night... mainly so I can collect eggs as I please. Other than that totally hands off. Maybe heat lamps in coop for cold nights but probably unnecessary.
This is my endgame though. I probably will not start the flock this way... once their numbers increase and I can observe food selection and health I will add less and less commercial feed.
I didn’t know that. I’m near Texas/ Louisiana border.Hawaii has different measurements.
That’s why I need survival birds. But I want the best of everything haha.Okay...well...l have never done something like that, so I honestly have no idea what will happen.