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AngelinaThePekin8
Crowing
Since I am not going to give them layer anymore unless I need too, should I provide oyster shells for when they are laying? I want them to be on all flock now seeing as it helps Angel walk better and I feel that the whole flock is a lot better looking too.If you were using layer feed they wouldn't need the oyster shell normally. Unless you just happen to have some that need more calcium than others.
They should not really need grit either as long as they have access to ground to Noodle and dig in they will find their own.
I will occasionally throw some grit out for mine in the winter when the ground is Frozen and I give them treats to eat like cut up veggies and meal worms.
If they're just getting commercial feed though they shouldn't even need the grit.
I cleaned all the wood shavings out of the coop today they were all a little a damp probably because it is warm out right now. Last I checked it was 41 degrees outside. All the chickens and ducks are foraging and stuff. And there is also a ton of the darn sparrows and other song birds I really don't like them because they poop where the chickens and ducks hang out all the time. I am going to drill some holes on the highest part of the coop for more ventilation today.