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I'm ready to roof my run and am using glass-fibre corrugated sheets. I have to work in an 'L' shaped section that will fit under the existing roof section and am not sure if it will be better in one piece or two. My rough sketch hopefully shows what I'm on about. Cutting in one-piece will...

Quick question. What do you users of Aubiose or similar use to treat the flooring against bugs and stuff. My girls are constantly rummaging around and pecking in it so it needs to be obviously safe stuff to use. Thanks

Not sure if this has been posted before but very interesting to watch. (much better than 'Eastenders' ) What would I give to have a set of tools like that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1QlQ8Q_d14

about Bantam Eggs ?

It's blowing a gale here so probably not the best time to settle the new arrivals. Anyway they are in their new home, doing a bit of pecking to sort out the natural order I presume. They are very pretty. Definitely the BOSS. I'll take some better photos when the weather improves...

One for Admin and if it's in the wrong place sorry, please move as appropriate. My question concerns adding photos. The forum is setup with a size limit of 700 x 700 as a maximum. Copying a photo from the web invariably involves having to resize before posting which annoying but not too much of...

Well, my small coop and run is finished so it's time to think about getting the hens. No cockerels just hens and egg production is not a major factor but some would be nice, of course. We fancy some bantams and have room for 3 or possibly 4. They will free-range in our huge garden when the...

Sold under different names in the UK and Europe. I am looking to keep 4 Pekin bantams and this house is only for wet weather, nighttime etc as they will free-range whenever possible. I bought this coop as a kit including the extension pack. I guess it's only after you join a forum that you...

..........actually, it's raining and cold ;) Just in the process of building a coop and run as we have decided to keep a few hens. Current favourites are 'Pekins' as we want pets rather than prolific egg layers but we are still searching the vast types that are available and are open to any...