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Coop, stable and byre pictures
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Coop, stable and byre pictures
As I was looking at my chickens this morning I got to wondering what all of your animal housing looked like so go on, how bout we all post some pickies
GB- Homemade Moderator
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
Ugh, I'm in a sad sad state at that. Have just moved, no room to bring any sort of our previous four (and no) legged housemates with us. So I have three empty fish aquariums I'm about to list for sale sitting in kit form all over my living room. Would have loved to have posted these things before having to move, but too sad to think about it now.
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Mr S - hope you will be in a position soon to restock
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
Lucky chooks to have so much room and care now. They look very happy.
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
Apart from the pale combs they look in pretty good nick for batts.
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That's what I thought, Billy. All the hens that were in the shed looked far healthier than any I've had before. I even had 2 eggs today, although one was broken. probably due to being laid on the roosting bars rather than the next box
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
They look really happy!
One of mine (the old hen, Martha) is moulting in a fairly major way for the first time - she looks incredibly scruffy (and a bit cold!) The new feathers are beginning to come through thankfully, or I'd have to knit her a jersey!
One of mine (the old hen, Martha) is moulting in a fairly major way for the first time - she looks incredibly scruffy (and a bit cold!) The new feathers are beginning to come through thankfully, or I'd have to knit her a jersey!
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They do look happy! Lucky girls to have landed with you, they are
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
They seem to be getting along ok. I've left them in the big run today with the 2 "old girls", Gertrude & Daisy. No problems with Polly & Molly but Dolly has had a bit of a set to with G & D this morning but all seem to have settled this afternoon.
(oh and if you want to know which one is which, in the picture it is Dolly, Molly & Polly)
(oh and if you want to know which one is which, in the picture it is Dolly, Molly & Polly)
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Re: Coop, stable and byre pictures
What kind of chicken are they? Other than battery ones, that is.
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I didn't know, GB so I had a quick Google and found this
http://www.poultry.allotment.org.uk/keeping-chickens/choosing-chickens-types.php
http://www.poultry.allotment.org.uk/keeping-chickens/choosing-chickens-types.php
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