Hmm I'll try that, but if these chickens are that spoiled I don't know what I'll do!
California, it's nearly summer. That's why I'm so concerned! I guess it's been a bit cold recently, generally 60 degrees.
They moved here 4 days ago. Help! I've kept their shallow bowl full and clean and they've barely been drinking it at all! I change it every day and toss the excess water into my compost and refill straight from the tap. Is tap the problem? What do I do! I'm so worried. Is it because I've been...
Hi! I'm located in San Jose, I'd love to rehome your hens. Here's my current flock right now, only 2 so far. They free range in my backyard and eat lots of yummy fresh veg in my garden!
Hello! I have 2 beautiful girls already, both mixes. One is a barnyard mix and the other is a silky mix I think. I'm located in San Jose, so if you're willing to do the drive, I can meet up Salinas, about an hour from where I am. I let them free range in my backyard.
Thank you! And you're right, I'll probably just use my boxes as shade or maybe mental stimulus for the chickens instead. Thankfully I live in California where it's super dry, but it doesn't hurt to be careful.
I've been collecting free plywood and pallets from FB marketplace for a bit, I was planning on making something from that. I do have a couple friends that could help, so I'll probably just stick to the reclaimed materials. Sad I won't be able to make it a cute little house :(
I was planning on sealing it with plasti-dip to help with molding, so hopefully this won't be a problem. I had cardboard out for a day or two with the girls to see how they'd react and they were very uninterested in it.
Is making a coop out of cardboard a bad idea? Itll only be for summer, I don't think I'll have the time to build an actual one until the semester ends in a month. Right now they sleep in a fenced up old desk LOL. Here's a quick little design I made, since it's not gonna be forever, might as well...