Ok thankyou, There is one that hatched before 4 am yesterday morning, and I dont want it to be hurt cause I left it in there.3 days. You can mist inside the bator and pull a few at a time if you're worried
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Ok thankyou, There is one that hatched before 4 am yesterday morning, and I dont want it to be hurt cause I left it in there.3 days. You can mist inside the bator and pull a few at a time if you're worried
Ok thankyou, There is one that hatched before 4 am yesterday morning, and I dont want it to be hurt cause I left it in there.
Now that I have four chickens, I realize I have space for more......
@Hagar3, nope, the pop ups are there, they just freeze up after I hit "submit". The only way to get out of it is to hit the "back" button on my browser several times -and lose the message I was working on. I can't tag anyone, insert photos, or use smilies in the desktop version. The mobile version on my phone works with the pop ups, but it's a pain because the window randomly jumps around in the middle of typing, and I have to Kerri scrolling back to my message, or the cursor hops around and I type in the middle of quoted text -then accidentally erase half of it trying to reposition the cursor. I wish I knew more about website coding, then I'd have helpful suggestions for solutions, but I can only offer feedback.
I'm just scared to buy the baby chicks. With the bigger chickens in there, I would have to have baby chicks in the house. We already have two baby ducks in the house. Don't know how far I can push DH with fowl in the house![]()
The cattle panels are attached to the 2x4s with fencing staples, and there is are two 2x3s in a cross shape supporting the back wall. The front and rear walls are welded wire, and there is an outer wrap of hex chicken wire because hens can fit through the squares in cattle panels (doesn't seem possible, but she pops right through!), and so can poults, and raccoons, etc.. I attached a 2x4 roost to the inside, and clip their feed bucket and waterers to the wall, or else they'll dump everything by just plain walking over it. For inclement weather, I use those toggle bungee loops to attach extra tarps to the ends of the coop as needed.