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@abifae and @cabinchick The best evoo is, in my opinion first cold pressed should be labled "Pure" and not mixed with other oils in a clear glass of some good depth is will be GREEN looking Some are packaged in green bottles or cans. You have to learn what comes out of these things. They don't...

"She" has turned out to be a "he". You should him crowing in my dining room....LOL He may sound like Barbara....LOL

No they are not the ones with the wild hair styles. Below is a polish chicken. That's what you are talking about. This one is a baby. I don't have any normal roosters. I only hatch the odd chickens and therefore keep roosters for them.

@MoonShadows Starting just a bit too early sir...You should wait just a few weeks. That little pond looks wonderful. Do the palm trees in the background come with it? j/k Can you put fish in it? I actually never saw or thought about an above ground pond. I love it and will be looking forward...

To clarify, I have pm'd Matusko333 and found she is really interested in serama's. I have many chicks coming up. @Matusko333 Aren't they cute? Read this whole thread for the same rules apply when adding serama to a flock.

@MoonShadows I get lots of large eggs. You just never know what comes out of them. This one was not only a double yolk but a double egg...

Well, That's a whole nother subject.....but feels so sorry about your insurance coverage and the delayed generator. Probably summer would be a better time to get it installed... CHICKENS: Hubby finally get all the netting and tarp out of the coup yard yesterday. Now they are at risk of a hawk...

I like it, I like it...

Well, if we get big snows it is usually in March....

We are ok but will have to go out and get that tarp and netting off the ground in a little while.don''t know if there are any chickens under that..we will see as we shovel....

@MoonShadows So maybe you should be happy for not getting a tarp... my worries are realized. What you are looking at is the tarp that was help up with wood sitting on the ground with 10 or 15 inches of snow on it.... We even got the plow Jeep stuck about 5 times. It is really impossible...

Because the sick migratory birds flying over and dropping their feces where healthy birds are will infect the healthy ones. Spreading lime in that area and 2 feet on the outside of the pens will 'help' kill the infected feces. There is not a big threat of avian virus at the moment but I would...

Nice @MoonShadows This is how it looks in the summer..of course you are only looking at half the tarp.It is allot of square feet. We have cut that in half for the winter as there would be no way to take the snow off this large area. We use the tarp to wart off Avian Virus in summer. It is...

I have a tarp over half of the grazing area...we made sure it was clear of all old snow and ice but we are worried it may cave in. Don't want to take it off so we will be removing it every few hours...with a snow rake. Hoping it will be ok.. My chickens will be outside for some of this snow...

I have a perfect piece of land for one. We have an up flow breeze just about all the time. Sometimes it is nit a great speed but I don't think that matters. I just don't want something ugly standing out in my gardens. This post made me google it and I found a nice one that I wouldn't mind...

@MoonShadows I always clean the hen house just before adding new people....It keeps the old ones delightfully happy till the new ones can get their bearings..... If I do anything I would like to make a business of "specialized" gingerbread houses for the individual and for the holiday. Hand...

I do keep allot of chickens and have about 60 customers. I do not allow them to come to my home so I text them every Wednesday and deliver every Thursday. It is a wonderful thing and they think I am doing such a wonderful thing to take them to them...This way I can sell all my eggs and not have...

Yes @Mini Horses it is PVC. It sits about 3 inches from the bottom of the barrel so when the 300 pounds of food drops down to the bottom of the barrel and the chickens stick their head in to get the food. They took to it in a minute. I showed about 5 how to get the food and the rest followed...

I usually buy hens about every 6 months and when they are old enough they get banded. I can tell the age of all my chickens. Some sit in the nest box not to lay eggs but just to be lazy and rest. So I keep them for 3 years and then it's out the door with them. They are constantly being rotated...

I have many red sex links. I only care about the size and laying length. I have done the chocolates and greens and 6 foot tails and all the fancy ones but they don't sell like I need them to.....