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4 de dic. de 2018 · love as we understand it is a human idea. the chickens may have a fondness for you and may grow used to you being around, they may show some people favor over others, but they don't love you in the classic since of the word. IMO and the opinions of many many other highly educated people.
13 de ago. de 2010 · Frequent Handling and Treats are your best bets to start them getting used to you. I have several that don't mind being touched and others that love to be held. When Dolly is being held she takes the oppurtunity to take a nap while her babies can't bother her. Even chicken mamas need a break.
16 de abr. de 2011 · My chickens love the fact I let them free range, feed them, water them and give them treats - otherwise I think they don't care if I am around or not - if a monkey did those jobs it would be the same to them. However I LOVE MY CHICKENS! And that is what matters to me. Dec 12, 2011. #6.
10 de jul. de 2012 · Welcome To BYC. BackyardChickens (BYC) has become the #1 resource for those wanting to own chickens: the egg-laying pet that makes you breakfast! If you're new, start with our most important resources using the links below. After you've explored these sections, you can ask questions in our vibrant and active community discussion forum.
20 de jun. de 2013 · Why would one want a diaper for a chicken? So it can come in the house, of course! This is perfect for a spoiled pet chicken who will be allowed in the house, or if you have no choice and need to take a sick/injured chicken inside. After looking and looking for a diaper pattern and having no success, I decided to sit down and make my own.
4 de sept. de 2020 · Fermenting is a simple process which involves soaking chicken feed then feeding it to your chickens. It is similar to a sourdough starter! And there are so many benefits! The Benefits. It is easier for your chickens to digest, especially if you are feeding them pellets or crumbles. Even grains get softer after soaking.
16 de dic. de 2022 · Your chicken coop can be heated by composting manure warming it up by about fifteen degrees over time. This may be desirable for you. In the late summer you don't have to sweep your used chicken bedding or remove it. When the coop starts to smell of old litter, cover it with 1-3 inches of wood shavings.
28 de jul. de 2014 · 8. Chickens love to play! 9. Mother hens talk to their chicks when they are still in the egg. 10. Each chicken sound means something specific. 11. A chicken can live for a short while without a head! 12. A hen can lay more than 300 eggs a year. 13. A mother hen turns her eggs about 50 times a day. 14. The largest chicken egg weighed nearly 12 ...
12 de sept. de 2014 · Do You Want Or Need A Rooster. Here are six benefits you get from having a rooster: 1. A rooster will do the best it can to protect your flock. Full grown roosters will fight dogs, hawks, and other predators to the death to protect a flock. Although it doesn't always help, I believe it's much safer to have one. 2.
31 de dic. de 2008 · It depends on what you want to acheive. Some people will leave it in one place for ages to allow the poop to accumulate then let it age and use it as a vegetable patch. I move mine daily so the chickens get fresh greens each day and the ground they have been on gets to recover. I am on 2.5 acres so I have plenty of land to mave them around.
