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DharmaGirl
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Yes, they give me a reason to get up in the morning. I put the new coop together yesterday, and Doris, the lead hen, was appalled that I hadn't asked her about it first! She wasn't sure she liked the color, or where I placed it, or who was going to live there! She lectured me almost the whole time I was out there, and I opened the doors so she could look around. She wandered off, but for the rest of the day she gave it suspicious looks, lol.
I moved Ladee again. This time into the big brooder with all her hatch mates, since the 7 week old chicks are going to live in the new coop. They are not sure they like it in there, even though it is bigger and higher, so they can test out their little wings. Ladee was laid back about it, visiting with everyone. It is supposed to be warm this week, so they might get to go outside.
What a good idea using a broom! Roosters can be mean buggers. I have two rooster chicks, 1 light brahma and 1 buff. I'd like to keep both but I don't think the neighbors would go for it. I promised one to someone anyway. I will keep one handy, lol.
Thank you for your encouragement, @ladee, it really helps, as does this thread. I want to take pictures today since it is so beautiful out.
I moved Ladee again. This time into the big brooder with all her hatch mates, since the 7 week old chicks are going to live in the new coop. They are not sure they like it in there, even though it is bigger and higher, so they can test out their little wings. Ladee was laid back about it, visiting with everyone. It is supposed to be warm this week, so they might get to go outside.
What a good idea using a broom! Roosters can be mean buggers. I have two rooster chicks, 1 light brahma and 1 buff. I'd like to keep both but I don't think the neighbors would go for it. I promised one to someone anyway. I will keep one handy, lol.
Thank you for your encouragement, @ladee, it really helps, as does this thread. I want to take pictures today since it is so beautiful out.