These are my Aussie pups. They'll be 7 months old on the 17th. Sandy is mostly white and is deaf, Sophie has the most Merle coloring. They are too smart for their own good..lol. but loveable as can be!!!
I've had my buffs since 4 days old and they do the same, they are skittish and uncomfortable with me picking them up, but I just continue doing it in the hopes they'll become more accustomed as they age. I have rhode island reds, bard rocks, easter eggers, but the all have their different levels...
That's what I have, straw in the nesting boxes only, and I put ceramic eggs in. The hens must like it cause, they've started laying. Although I do have one hen laying outside the nesting boxes and under the main perch, ugh
I can relate with your worry..thats one of the reasons I love this site..just can't know for sure if you're doing it right unless it goes wrong..lol🤔🙃🐤🐣❤️
Lots of good information, thank you!! Points out things I've been doing wrong. Question, how do you "encourage " the chickens to work through the bedding?
Welcome!! Wow, quite an ambition, to be missionaries. I couldnt imagine all that that entails. My guess on your crew left to right, Buff Orpington, (in back) Black Astrolorp, no idea on the roo, front, possibly Speckled Sussex, black astrolorp, back, white leghorn?, 2 orpington's, and front...
Welcome back!! Lots of interesting info!! I'm fairly new to both chickens and this site, so 14 years, wow! I have 13 pullets, and 2 roosters(?) Only 2 are named so far, Startle, is my smallest easter egger, because she is quick to dash away and Lovey, one of my Rhode Island Reds, that doesn't...