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As long as you’re in Canada I think it’s ok.

One new little baby so far!

The little ones moved into their apartment today.

Blue and splash too

I planned to put them in an apartment this weekend but Sunday we have a high of 58.

Crazy Chicken Man is a name I’ve been hearing in certain circles.

I’ve got a couple BCs gone broody. One is an old pro, so I gave her 5 RIR eggs. The other is a young one from last year’s hatching. I’m letting her prove herself before giving eggs. The old girl pecked my wife yesterday 😂. She is always sweet to me. I get a warning screeeech and that’s all.

No sir. I eats my eggs.

It won’t take you long to leave me in the dust.😁

I moved my brats to the outside brooder today. I’ll spare you the creepy red light pic. I need to pick my keepers soon so I can advertise the rest of them.

Dang, Bonk. Sounds like it’s time for a little triple S.

Yup yup!

She’s laying eggs just fine. I don’t think she’s doing the chicken nasty though.

Yeah, I hatched off her last year. She was super broody too. I think she’s around 2.5 years old now. Ok, I looked it up. She will be 3 years old end of this summer.

Yeah, he put that notion to rest. I believe one of the girls is holding out.

22. I thought there was a lot of duds when I candled. I think the oldest hen isn’t breeding.

We had 1 more of each breed hatch today so the final total is 31 RIRs and 12 BCs.

Overexposure mostly. My pens have a lot of ventilation but the rooster overflow is a 10x10 chainlink dog pen with a makeshift tarp roof. I don’t use it unless everything else is full.

I need to combine some of my pens and make room for new birds. Right now, I have one empty apartment suitable for keeping them safe. I don’t count the rooster overflow coz it’s safe (kind of) but a little breeezy.

Not right now. I don’t like to stack hatches too close together. 30 RIRs and 11 BCs. My outside brooder will hold this group for about 2 to 3 weeks and they will be boiling out the top.