slguy
In the Brooder
- Apr 25, 2015
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Are you hands-on, love your chickens, all have names, you're more concerned with cuddling and petting them than the eggs they lay?
Or are you more purpose driven? You have the stickers about germs, washing up, if the chickens don't lay - you put them in the freezer?
I have seen some interesting posts and comments here - we just came home with 3 RIR and 3 Golden Sexlinks. So far, very lucky - no aggressive behavior, they are intermingling, didn't realize they were going to chirp this much - lol - the RIR get amazingly loud when you carry one of them away from the flock.
Had to do a search about sleeping this morning because it seems thats almost all they have done in the last 20 hours.
I even had the naive notion that "my chicks wont be messy" - that lasted about 5 hours, already poop on the feeder, bedding in the water trough.
I think the RIR are within 2 weeks old, the GSL appear closer to 5 weeks old. When is a "Safe" age to bring in a clump of dirt for them to peck at?
Or are you more purpose driven? You have the stickers about germs, washing up, if the chickens don't lay - you put them in the freezer?
I have seen some interesting posts and comments here - we just came home with 3 RIR and 3 Golden Sexlinks. So far, very lucky - no aggressive behavior, they are intermingling, didn't realize they were going to chirp this much - lol - the RIR get amazingly loud when you carry one of them away from the flock.
Had to do a search about sleeping this morning because it seems thats almost all they have done in the last 20 hours.
I even had the naive notion that "my chicks wont be messy" - that lasted about 5 hours, already poop on the feeder, bedding in the water trough.
I think the RIR are within 2 weeks old, the GSL appear closer to 5 weeks old. When is a "Safe" age to bring in a clump of dirt for them to peck at?