Miss Black, Brown Betty Twins & Miss Grey
a new fence with mesh concreted in the trench
& Miss Sally walking the line
Back filled,
we will be joining another lot of chook wire on top
New Gate Posts
we reused the old gate
looking back toward the house
Miss Sally standing guard waiting for me to come out of the chook yard
Last Saturday i came home with these 3 baby girls
the baby grey is a blue Wyandotte
the white is a white Wyandotte
& the silver grey is a columbian
all three are still in the shed on their own during the day
Miss Black is pretty mean,
all she wants to do is chase them & peck.
hopefully next Friday i will let them out
in the yard for a bit,
in a separate yard & see how they go.
7 comments:
They look lovely Nicole, hope they're a bit tamer than my new Wyandottes.
they come when i call them & lov the pats, but im sure when they are bigger & with the other hens they will be just as hard to catch
The chook yard looks great.
Hopefully with in the year we will have enough saved up and well get our own place. Mid to upper mountains we are looking at.
You never know we might be neighbours.:)
I can't wait to have chook again. Have you ever had a problem with snakes near the chook shed?
Lovely chooks - did you buy the wyandottes locally? I want some more chooks (wyandottes or light sussex) after winter but can't seem to find any for miles....
are the new girls from the same breeder as before? They are lovely. What a nice spacious yard they have too! Sounds like you are settling in well.
same breeder as before he is
out at Bathurst
have not had any trouble with snakes
good luck with the saving Anne, we never thought we would ever buy a home but it goes to show you just never know you luck
Jacqui you will have to pop in for a cupper
Looks like you're having fun! A lot of work but great peace of mind when it's finished. Can't have too many chooks in my books. ;)
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