Recent content by crazyfeathers

I'm in Wisconsin. I've had successful hatches from broody hens in all seasons in an unheated coop. I would move her to a smaller enclosed area free from drafts. Good luck

Cute!

Love it!!!

My broodies are Turkens, Polish, BO, and a production red mix.

Lovely flock. I don't nane all of my chickens but give you credit for doing so and remembering all those names.

She had 2 litters and 9 each time. Crush injuries to the piglets worry me the most. For our girl Midnight she never had problems with labor but did crush 2, one i was able to save. Keep an eye on the piglets when they are born especially the runt to ensure it is eating and/or finding a nipple...

Welcome! I have 2 pot bellied pigs and a whole farm full of critters. Pot bellies are a close favorite to my chickens. Ive raised piglets in the house inside of a play pen, bottle fed piglets that fit into my hand, litter boxed trained, and loved every minute of it. We no longer breed our pot...

Sorry for your loss, i hope your step daughter is doing ok. I am in agreement the prefab coops are a waste of money. Amish build excellent coops, or if your handy just build one. Maybe you have an out building you could reconfigure and make into a coop? If you have a barn you could easily build...

I also have put out my month and a half old chicks in the grow out pen which is right next to the run for the flock. It has been in the 30s at night and as high as 60 during the day. Our weather has been rainy, today we had a May snow storm. I am from Wisconsin and i guess our chicks/chickens...

Im so glad you found your chicken safe. :)

You are one smart man. Your incubator is beautiful.

Your temperature is good. I run my still air 101.5-102 degrees. I keep my humidity a bit lower but depending on where your located you may need it higher or lower. Its always best to call the manufacturer of your incubator as they do test hatches and they will tell you exact temperature...

I provide sun and shade for my flock. I use bird netting on top of part of the run and a large tin roof covers 30% of the run. I also have a large calf hutch in the run where the flock can get out of the sun and they use it for dust bathing. Im in Wisconsin so my sun concerns are not like...

Golden laced wynotts (spelling) GLW, Delaware mix, Astrolorps or production blacks? My best guess.