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That is stunning!!!

I really like the wheaten color in chickens. Salmon Faverolles were my first chickens, I loved their toasted muffins and cream colors!

I’m looking forward to following your adventures!!!

Yes!

I just can’t imagine how uncomfortable that must be!

I have some rolls of cardboard in my coop too and so far nothing is living, laying eggs or chewing on them. I did dust with poultry dust though.

I’m very sorry Chef is missing! :hugs

If the beer doesn’t drown them you’ll be shouting “Not happy Jan!” :gig

Once they are dead they are compostable! 🤗

You are so brave! I want to know how that works out! We have many kinds of slugs and snails here which my vet says are roundworm hosts. Cooking them would make them safer to eat.

I know but now I can’t find the clip! :oops:

When I brought the young ones home they screamed their heads off! It was the most horrible sound! I did make a short recording because I thought it was so bizarre!!! I should post it somewhere so you all could hear them. Insane!!!

I got way behind in this thread but all caught up now! I’m happy for you that you got some of the problems with too many birds resolved. I’ve found it challenging to add birds to a small flock. Especially since now I have 5 out of 6 hybrid layers. They are active friendly chickens but the last...

They’re getting so big!!! I’m happy you got a good rain!

That is so weird!!!! I hoard cardboard to line my compost bins. I cut an ear off a soggy box to make those yesterday! Maybe he felt bad about that beer bottle accusation! :gig

I watched a few of Papy Nounn’s videos today, apparently he started using the cardboard traps because the chemicals he could get didn’t work. Another video he built a coop from a 1000 liter liquid container, I’m not sure what they call them. He designed all the wood framing to easily come apart...

I made a couple rolled cardboard traps. I did them two different ways and tucked them into the back of the nest boxes.

Probably if his roosts are smooth the end is where the trouble will come from.

This morning I did the regular poop scooping and picked up the roost bar to scrape some poop off, and noticed one end was crawling with red roost mites! I was and still am horrified! I smashed and smeared them into the poop bucket and dusted all the places where roosts attach to supports with...

Ok let’s try a couple! :yesss: