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JasperMoon
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sweet ^^ dankeBarred Rocks, Welsummers, Easter Eggers, Orpingtons, Australorps, are good layers and also heat and cold hardy.
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sweet ^^ dankeBarred Rocks, Welsummers, Easter Eggers, Orpingtons, Australorps, are good layers and also heat and cold hardy.
If you plan to free range them and they’ll be locked in the coop when it’s raining or snowing then your coop can only hold one more chicken going with the 4 sq ft per chicken rule.Id like to have a diffrent looking chicken not to confuse my parrents, and we have 28 square feet of room and are going to freerange them this spring
If she is plucking feathers then she is probably eating them because she needs more protein in her diet. What is the protein percentage in their feed? You can also give her some scratch.I say mean as I catch her plucing fethers out of our other hens, the other hens peck but she Plucks and Ive had to stop her fromm plucking
yeah, and we are gonna get another coop soon,If you plan to free range them and they’ll be locked in the coop when it’s raining or snowing then your coop can only hold one more chicken going with the 4 sq ft per chicken rule.
Right now I dont know the precentage of protien, but we give them a mix of cracked corn bananna meleworms, they eat there hay bedding, and oysters, we are getting scratch this week when my father gets payedIf she is plucking feathers then she is probably eating them because she needs more protein in her diet. What is the protein percentage in their feed? You can also give her some scratch.
So they have no access to an attached run? How big is your new coop going to be? I think you should get more chickens when you get the new coop, that way it’s a new place for all the chickens and that’ll throw off the pecking order.yeah, and we are gonna get another coop soon,
Oysters as in crushed oyster shell?Right now I dont know the precentage of protien, but we give them a mix of cracked corn bananna meleworms, they eat there hay bedding, and oysters, we are getting scratch this week when my father gets payed
thats an amazing idea, how do they handle are they skiddish?Your in Ohio? Look into the Buckeye... An Ohio Native.