1. Start them young. Even while they are in the brooder, provide objects they can jump and hop on. Letting them get accustomed to varying …
The Secret Hierarchy Of The Night Roost
Did you know that a flock’s social hierarchy is quietly displayed on the roosting bar every night? Dominant birds naturally secure the safest, warmest spots …
Scattering Feed Everywhere?
Wasting feed means wasting money, and nothing attracts rodents to a coop faster than scattered food on the floor. If you feel like you are …
Which Breed Sells Best?
“I would like to start chicken breeding next season. What breeds are popular, hard to find, and will sell well?” We see variations of this …
Silkie, Showgirl, Bowtie Genetics
Did you know that Silkies, Bowties, and True Showgirls are genetically the exact same breed? It all comes down to one single, fascinating gene: the …
Broody Hen FAQ
Broody Hen a.k.a Nasty Bit*h on the nest Q. How do I know if my hen is broody? 1. She’s glued to the nest. Kick …
Rooster training and aggressive rooster
Raising countless chicks every season, we often find that the ones who steal our hearts and catch our attention from a young age often turn …
Frizzle Chicken & Egg FAQ
Q. What is a “Frizzle” Chicken?A. Frizzle chickens can be classified into two distinct categories:The first category encompasses a specific breed known as the “Frizzle,” …
Broody hen – What to do & why
A broody hen is a hen that exhibits behavior characterized by a strong desire to sit on and hatch eggs. When a hen becomes broody, …
Looking for “Show Quality”?
Are our birds “Show Quality”? Short Version:No, our birds are not considered show quality. Long version :While many of our birds are hatched from fertile …