I feed mine in the morning and pick up the bowls of remaining food after the sun goes down. But I have a younger pair that never really bonded to the others. They've been accepted (as bottom of the pecking order) but they won't sleep with the others. Because they are last to peck through the...
Thanks for that on the young hens. However, my flock is getting older and are laying fewer eggs and my rooster seems to be less "active". Araucana are harder to find and harder to hatch so I need more options than than I would with another breed.
I have a few Araucana hens laying eggs that I wish to hatch in an incubator.
I've read that I should store them at 55-65°F, until resting, then incubating.
That is cooler than my house and warmer than the refrigerator.
How can I achieve this temperature?
Howdy neighbors. I have small flock of Araucana and I would like to add 10 or 20 more of them in Spring 2026. The mail service in this area is terrible for shipping chickens but I might try again. I'm northeast of Atlanta 25 miles.
Does anyone have any suggestions on a good breeder to get them...
Georgia is the chicken capital. You can get just about any kind of chicken here.
The last place that I bought chickens from is The Pasture Farms - Northwest of Atl.
Craigslist always has people trying to sell chickens.
So does Facebook groups but you have to use private messages (PMs) to discuss...
I want to incubate a small batch of Araucana eggs. Does anyone have any Araucana specific advice on doing that? I'm asking because the hatch rate seems to be pretty low with Araucana.