According to theUniversity of Georgia, most breeds of chickens require at least 3 square feet of room in a coop per bird if outdoor range space is available. We would advise at least4 square feetfor standard breeds. So, if you have six chickens, a 24-square-foot coop provides the right...
It still needs a complete coat of whitewash on the outside and I will post better pictures another day. The four little chicks our doing great. In the first few days between day 1 and four you can sex chickens by looking at their wings. If all the feather tips are even you have a ...
Roosters ARE chickens (but not every chicken is a rooster), so that question won’t clarify much for you. Most people actually mean “hen” when they say “chicken.” Hen refers to a female chicken,whilerooster refers to a male. Are all males roosters? Not exactly. Let’s get a littl...
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When thecoop is clean, I always feel an immense amount of accomplishment and productivity. Potential Dangers and Cautions While chickens are the least dangerous farm animal you can keep around, they aren’t completely harmless. If you have especially small children, it’s always a good idea to...
Does someone need to check in on my chickens when I go on vacation? Modern conveniences likeautomatic doorsand feeders make it much easier to get away for a bit without having to worry too much about your flock, provided your coop and attached run are thoroughly predator-proof. “They won...
Design #4:Large House- It’s all in the name! This design brings true indoor coop living to your chickens. A large open plan leaves plenty of room for your creative touch. The large house with a few adjustments can be aesthetically made to resemble a real house, which is quite common....
Design #4:Large House- It’s all in the name! This design brings true indoor coop living to your chickens. A large open plan leaves plenty of room for your creative touch. The large house with a few adjustments can be aesthetically made to resemble a real house, which is quite common....
Our chicken coop design keeps your flock safe and comfortable. Here's how to build a DIY chicken coop in a weekend.
Chickens love to scratch and peck around, so providing them with a place to do so is essential. A fenced-in yard is an excellent option for providing your chickens with the room they need to explore their surroundings. Just be sure to protect your flock from predators like foxes, raccoons...