Ice on inside of chooks house!

[Anonymous]

Hi Lucylou,
I don't think cockerels are bothered by what breed a hen is,as long as she's female .Typical men really.
My pekin bantam cockerel fancies all hens.

 

[Anonymous]

Hi Lucylou,
I don't think cockerels are bothered by what breed a hen is,as long as she's female .Typical men really.
My pekin bantam cockerel fancies all hens.

OOOOHHH!!!!!! What a sexist generalisation you made!!!

I'll have you know that I'm very picky when it comes to sorting out a bit of the other.


Hence why I'm single, d'oh! :roll:

Osric

 

[Anonymous]

OOOOHHH!!!!!! What a sexist generalisation you made!!!

I'll have you know that I'm very picky when it comes to sorting out a bit of the other.


Hence why I'm single, d'oh! :roll:

Osric

LOL,maybe a sexist generalisation but true :lol: .

 

[nnbreeder]

With the wood shavings on the floor they will really slow down the air coming in the bottom holes so none of it blows directly on the bird. And I have to agree, any hen that doesn't pick on him would be a good companion. If he finds a friend he should really start to blossom.

 

[Tim]

Draghts are not good, I agree - wind blowing in through a vent for example isn't a good idea...but good ventillation is absolutely necessary which involves some reasonable (slow) air flow.

I have some very large vents on some of my houses - some are not in perfect locations - same height as the perches for example - I point these North or East, away from our prevailing winds. If we get a cold North / East wind then I cover up the vents but it's not often I have to do this and most of the year, there is a reasonable amount of air flowing.