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Rose!

My hens are mutts, crosses of Ameracauna and French Maran. They tolerate bad winter conditions quite well, especially those with the little rise comb.

Congratulations! Enjoy it and don't worry about them too much if you can help it!

Congratulations!! Best to ask about electrolytes or whatever on the hatching threads?

That sounds like fun!

Flat Rock Farm my email from him last fall has vanished. Do you have his contact info you said?

No I think it is the same guy.

I thought there was a Duncan in his name, but I could be wrong.

I'll try to find his contact info for you tomorrow okay? He's a really nice man but like me he's going to konk out this time of night.

Oh and I meant to say also not expensive. $15 a bird. I got mine last August and they were laying by late fall, but he may well have laying hens for sale as well. I don't think he sells his little chicks.

If you're not too worried about purebred Marans there's a man south of Cambridge that sells Maran mix pullets that are very nice and lay the dark brown eggs.

I love the creepy looking flying squirrels and will definitely welcome the next get together!

That was a nice brunch and thanks to the new friends that came out to it. I've never tried that restaurant and enjoyed it so much I'll go back. Breakfast out is my favourite meal out. Great deals, you're starving after morning chores, and you don't get sleepy like you do after supper. Enjoyed...

AM! Saturday morning brunch at Kathy's restaurant at Peter's Corners, the junction of highway 8, 5 and 52, just north of Dundas, just south of Rockton.

Me too!

Peter's Corners is called that because it used to be a very complicated intersection of three highways, but now is a great roundabout. I hope lots of BYC folks can make it to Kathy's Restaurant for 11:00 am brunch on Saturday May 24th! It will be nice to chat in person for a change and connect...

Where near Winnipeg? North South East West?

There's a great thread called Natural Chicken Keeping that is chock full of great ideas along those lines. Is that what you were on? Anyway, welcome welcome from fellow Canadians!

Ten hens? One rooster?

In my experience safe happy integration takes lots of time. But others may have different experiences. Certainly partition the coop and run so they can see each other but not get together. Keep it like that a month? Then see if they can get along with each other? Do they free range? If so that...