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2020 Chicken Raising Thread
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Just jumping in on this thread but we started raising chickens 2 years ago with some chicks one of my wife’s coworkers hatched in a classroom. Out of 7 chicks we ended up with 4 roosters and 3 hens, so we culled 3 roosters and added 3 more hens. Up until last month we had never lost one to a predator. It just so happened the first one I lost was 18 days into sitting on 8 eggs I was hoping to hatch, now forward a month and I’m down to one hen and a rooster left. I have more chicks on order but first I need to get rid of the problem. He has been around a few years and even sat down in the pasture 100 yards from us in the middle of the afternoon watching us as we were painting the coop 2 years ago. My parents and uncle who are neighbors enjoy watching him so I told them I would let him be until he became a problem, now the time has come.
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2020 Chicken Raising Thread
I’ve had chickens for a little over 4 years. Started with a tractor supply coop then build and added added on several times to mine. Currently have 13 chickens of various kinds.
I can close off 1 section in the back. I let grass grow there, it leads to a temporary place for grass and I can shut it off to integrate new checks. Just added 4 new ones. Have 2 feeder tubes and 1 automatic water station part is covered by tin to give them a had shade. Need to fix the roof it leaks too much.
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Originally posted by Stan R View PostNot yet
I overbuilt .. outside bottom boards buried in 12 inch concrete. Bottom part of fence is 1/4 inch hardware cloth all the way
Did have a small problem before I added the hardware cloth at the bottom
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Originally posted by Shake N' Bake View PostHeres some pullets for sale if anybody's looking.
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I need to start selling chickens!
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