After 10 yrs of studying and watching YT, YOU have put together the best info package. Hats off to Bock Bock Bouquet! Though I do like my coop design more than yours. Thanks for the effort in saving us all time. This is the only video we need
,wow !!!!!! I read approx 32 books on chicken rearing and studied. You did 1 video that covered every single item !!!!! If not already , you need to write a book. Gratefully, I already knew your info but it was refreshing that you covered it sooooo fast. Wonderful job !!! I'm amazed
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@@BockBockBouquet I agree, I've watched a ton of videos over the last two years. And this one is the first one in while that had tips that I've not seen before. Thank you! I was gifted a grown flick when I bought my property out in the country, so my first project was building their house, pen/run and fencing off their free range area. It was an older flock so most of them have pasted for one reason or another...so I tried hatching some chicks with my eggs...ended up with nothing but roosters! Two roosters were from a very grouchy hen and they were both meaner than she was. I had never intended to eat my chickens but they terrorized my hens to the point some hens would not go back into the roost box! So I did invite those two to dinner one night! Anyway, great info! Thank you again for all the tips!
WHEW! I'm having information overload. 😁 Thank you so much for putting ALL this information together. It COULD NOT have been easy making this video, but we ALL appreciate it TREMENDOUSLY!
I use the Quail Base on a 1x6 piece of wood, place the hole on the lowest side to prevent running over; I put some real honey in the water. My little roosters are very friendly and follow me around. The beehives are covered with earwigs and I put the cover in the chicken run watching the chickens slurp the bugs up like an anteater. Ranger chicks are going in their new run in a day or two as soon as its finished.. CHEAP food sucks as there is excessive waste, pointing it out to people reading this post. I use Nutrena because its sold locally and the chickens really like it over the TSC brand.
You make the most knowledgeable chicken videos out there!!! It is so obvious that you love you feathered babies. I come back to your channel every time I need some info on my feathered babies ! Thank you so much for being such a wealth of information!
Wow, thanks so much! I guess you learn a few things through out the years, I have had chickens my entire life. Can't imagine a life without pet chickens.
We got our baby chicks about a week ago and I've watched this video several times. Thanks for all the great info! It's handy to have it all in one video.
One of the most informative to the point vid's ... no long drawn out wordy lack of info here . tells you what you need to know for beginning . lots of useful info here.
I love your videos. I don't know if it is just me but every time I see a video with Polish chickens in a flock, it makes me smile. Cutest birds ever! Love the headdress!
@@BockBockBouquet hi. One thing I learned through the years raising animals is always keep clean water and food and their living area clean as the manure can cause diseases and they become sick..... The idea of layering the mulch and manure is good as it helps keep them from coming in contact with germs and coccidia and things that cause sickness..and meal worms and soldier fly's will thrive in the decaying matter but eventually this will still need to be removed and cleaned . just as the best boxes...and water containers. So it would be a good practice or idea to have either made in the coop or out a way to harvest the insects and area to finish composting the manure and straw as compost does better with moist decaying matter like vegetable scraps and grass and the insects like that too is traditionally out side of the coop but close by and a vegetable garden so the finished compost has three bin areas of composition and whin it turns into a dirt is wonderful compost for the garden .. compost gives off heat also and is something to keep in mind where you put it I have heard of compost actually catching fire! That's how hot it can get ! And with all things new we must do our research and study so we can decide how we want to manage our property and to manage the work so it is easier and beneficial to us and our property. If you do decide to use the methods I described , congrats ! You will be farming.! Using the natural ecosystem God created to grow your own food! Enjoy ! And happy Farming!
For over thirty years i raced and showed racing pigeons and used hemp crumble in almost every basket, and loft that was not used for racers Racelofts were cleaned every day but the hemp on a breeding loft was used through the year like you do with your chicks When they were a week before the start of my breeding season the loft was cleared and the compost was used in the vegetable garden with good result The hemp bedding system is good in many ways
I use deep litter, but I use grass clippings I add a layer of grass a day. Or really just dump the grass in and the chicks spread it over the entire broader. Also add a hand full of sandy soil. This is the second broad I've done this way. First brood was out the door and in the coop in 3 weeks.
That is great for them! Introduced all the good microbes and gives them a strong immune system for strong healthy chicks. We live in the desert so we don’t have any grass lol.
I've watched a zillion chicken videos these past few week. I was trying to pinpoint down my list of dual chicken breeds. Anyway I ran into this video that you produced today. And it was one of the most accurate most informative videos that I've seen in a while. You're talking really fast but if your visitors can absorb everything you totally know what you're talking about and you have a lot of great information to share. I appreciate you! Cisko
I agree. They put out awesome videos!!! And yup, I would absolutely have trouble understanding her because speaks so fast if not for the fact that she is also so very articulate in her pronunciation of every word she speaks!! There have been other videos where I had to go into the settings and slow the speed down just so I can understand what is truly being said, but that is not here!!!!!!Yay!!!
Best, concise chick raising video I’ve seen! Wish I had seen it before getting my first chicks because most of this I had to learn as I went through trial and error. You’re so right about the hemp bedding! It’s so worth it!
Hi I use grass , dry dead leaves for litter ...and have plenty to change out when it gets soiled you can grow your own soldier larvae they actually can grow in chicken poop and vegetable and decaying grass , have a good day!
Crikey! Kelly, your wealth of knowledge amazes me and kind of overwhelms me. Probably why my wife will be the chicken mom, as she has done this before. I am the builder. I watch more of Ricardo’s videos. You both are a joy to watch.
Oh thank you! Haha I read it as crikey right away, auto correct always gets me too. Thats perfect, our next video is a Ricardo the builder episode! ❤️😄
I just found my new favorite channel! Thank you so much for all of the highly detailed information. Our birds are so special to us and I really want to know all the important things to care for them. Awesome stuff!
@@BockBockBouquet Yes, we love our ladies and we have one rooster named Mario who is a great protector of our flock. Our boss lady hen is always by his side, her name is Chickaletta.
I had chickens two years ago and we just moved into a new house and we have chickens again and this video was more than awesome!! It reminded me of a lot of things and you taught me new things as well so thank you!
Only 5 min into this video and you've covered so much! I'm a first time chicken owner, just got the babies 3 weeks ago. Wish I had found this particular video amongst the others first! Thank you so much for such an informative, easy to follow video!
For a chicken raising rookie like me this was fantastic. She's an encyclopedia of chicken raising knowledge. I subscribed. But take a breath every few minutes.
Thanks for the sub! Our other videos are not as fast pased 😅 Just didn’t want to put out an hours long video but also not lease important information out while keeping viewer engaged
This just became my new favorite channel. Super comprehensive videos! I’ve wasted so much time getting bits and pieces of info from several different sources. About to level up my chickening 🙌🏼
We inherited some laying hens🐔 last summer and we had never owned chickens before! Just got some baby chicks🐥 yesterday so this video was super helpful. I will be watching your video on integrating these new chicks into the flock soon. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Wow, Girl! You sure packed a ton of info into 30 minutes! Definitely subscribing! QUESTION: I'm in Nor Cal where it crazy HOT! I need to build a coop, have only 5 hens, 2 roosters (unplanned) and want to probably add in more hens for balance. I've got a cement floor dog kennel, do I need dirt? I feel like yes. Thanks
Thank you & welcome to our channel! Dirt floor is best as they like to scratch and eat bugs and also they bathe in the dirt called dust bathing to repel pests and the cool dirt they dig up can keep them cool in the summer heat
My family lovingly calls me the chick commander, but after watching you I think I may have been dethroned. You do a great job and are very knowledgeable I did pick up a few good tips from you. Thanks, I think I will sub to your channel.
I was anxiously waiting for my chicks March 5th.. & after I got the notification they were at my post office I waited 20 mins or so for the call that never came & not thinking anything of it I just went on over there..well apparently they have a new manager who wasn’t aware how they handle live animal shipments..& they sent my baby chicks out to be delivered on the truck! 🤦🏻♀️ I wasn’t very happy at the time.. they had just been through shipping & now they were having to be stuck on the truck all day! 🫠 It was a stressful day.. but thankfully all arrived ok & are doing just fine!❤
O WOW!!!! You did such a great job hosting this video I watched every second of it also subscribed!! Great Job with your chicks too they look great!!! Greetings from Paducah Kentucky LOVE yout Tats too!!
Outstanding young lady brilliant. Rapid fire. Answering all the questions. I only want two hens. When I was a child we had chickens. They slept with me in my bed. Then it was time to throw them outside. I made the mistake of naming every one of them. After they were quite a bit larger I came home from school and they were all gone. I asked my mom where is Henny Penny she's my favorite? Mom said she's in the freezer. I made the same mistake with our bunny rabbits. Well these two little baby hens that I'm going to get today will have names. And the only way I'm going to eat them is when they die of natural causes. Thank you for this wonderful instructional video. Nice nails by the way.
Your channel ran on feed fantastic info so I'm a new sub as of today👍I just got 4 new chicks & so loving it. Didn't realize how smart they are. Saved this vid in my library for later reference & will be binge watching for sure. Great info.
Lots of great info here. The only thing I'd change is... pleeease don't tell ppl to call their post office in advance. As a veteran postal employee I can tell you this advice will do nothing but irritate you po employees. We are sssooo busy that stoping to answer the phone for an advance notice is not ideal. I promise, we call AS SOON as live animals arrive. 5 a.m. or 6 p.m. we'll call. Just thought I'd give advice on that in case any more po peeps get on here and hear that lol
We actually supplemented wild bird seed into our chicks feed at around 2 months and have been giving them fruits and vegetables since week 1. They are outside now for the first week, temps at night around 50F but I'm constantly running out and checking on them. I switched them from the lamp to the heat plate and they had no idea where they were supposed to get warm until I showed them.
Yes, we both are into punk rock. I play in a band and we got to play Rebellion Festival in Blackpool UK with Crass last year. Got to speak to Steve Ignorant for a moment, very nice guy. Good eye!
I have a crested cream legbar that is a year old and was laying consistently for many months. Then she all of a sudden stopped laying. She is just as active as ever, she forages, and is in good health. She doesnt act sluggish or isolate herself she stays with the flock as always. She's not eggbound. She goes in the nesting box once in a while but never lays an egg. We have searched the grounds but have not found any other place she might lay. Her eggs are blue so they are easy to see. But she used to lay an egg at least every other day. We've We been raising chickens for 10 years and have never had this happen. It's been almost 4 months since she has layed an egg. She's been normal in every other way. Thoughts?
Thank you so much for this amazing video. We are brand new chicken owners as of a week ago and we have five pallets that are 11 weeks old approximately today. And they went into their coop for the very first time by themselves last night which was so exciting and two of them have started roosting on the roosting bars. My question is and I searched for a video that you may have had about this but I couldn’t find one. Is when do I open the nesting boxes right now we’ve been advised to keep the nesting boxes closed.
After 10 yrs of studying and watching YT, YOU have put together the best info package. Hats off to Bock Bock Bouquet! Though I do like my coop design more than yours. Thanks for the effort in saving us all time. This is the only video we need
,wow !!!!!! I read approx 32 books on chicken rearing and studied. You did 1 video that covered every single item !!!!! If not already , you need to write a book. Gratefully, I already knew your info but it was refreshing that you covered it sooooo fast. Wonderful job !!! I'm amazed
BOOM. This video is gonna blow up. I can feel it. 🐥🐥🐥
Aw thanks so much!! I can only hope this can help some people out there ❤️
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I agree, I've watched a ton of videos over the last two years.
And this one is the first one in while that had tips that I've not seen before.
Thank you!
I was gifted a grown flick when I bought my property out in the country, so my first project was building their house, pen/run and fencing off their free range area.
It was an older flock so most of them have pasted for one reason or another...so I tried hatching some chicks with my eggs...ended up with nothing but roosters!
Two roosters were from a very grouchy hen and they were both meaner than she was. I had never intended to eat my chickens but they terrorized my hens to the point some hens would not go back into the roost box!
So I did invite those two to dinner one night!
Anyway, great info! Thank you again for all the tips!
WHEW! I'm having information overload. 😁 Thank you so much for putting ALL this information together. It COULD NOT have been easy making this video, but we ALL appreciate it TREMENDOUSLY!
I use the Quail Base on a 1x6 piece of wood, place the hole on the lowest side to prevent running over; I put some real honey in the water. My little roosters are very friendly and follow me around. The beehives are covered with earwigs and I put the cover in the chicken run watching the chickens slurp the bugs up like an anteater. Ranger chicks are going in their new run in a day or two as soon as its finished.. CHEAP food sucks as there is excessive waste, pointing it out to people reading this post. I use Nutrena because its sold locally and the chickens really like it over the TSC brand.
You make the most knowledgeable chicken videos out there!!! It is so obvious that you love you feathered babies. I come back to your channel every time I need some info on my feathered babies ! Thank you so much for being such a wealth of information!
Wow, thanks so much! I guess you learn a few things through out the years, I have had chickens my entire life. Can't imagine a life without pet chickens.
We got our baby chicks about a week ago and I've watched this video several times. Thanks for all the great info! It's handy to have it all in one video.
One of the most informative to the point vid's ... no long drawn out wordy lack of info here . tells you what you need to know for beginning . lots of useful info here.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
I love your videos. I don't know if it is just me but every time I see a video with Polish chickens in a flock, it makes me smile. Cutest birds ever! Love the headdress!
Thanks for tuning in, and yes, we LOVE our Polish chickens. They are so extra! lol
❤❤❤ I’m raising chickens for the first time this spring. This is very helpful!
Thank you! Best of luck to you! Enjoy every step of the way!
@@BockBockBouquet hi. One thing I learned through the years raising animals is always keep clean water and food and their living area clean as the manure can cause diseases and they become sick..... The idea of layering the mulch and manure is good as it helps keep them from coming in contact with germs and coccidia and things that cause sickness..and meal worms and soldier fly's will thrive in the decaying matter but eventually this will still need to be removed and cleaned . just as the best boxes...and water containers. So it would be a good practice or idea to have either made in the coop or out a way to harvest the insects and area to finish composting the manure and straw as compost does better with moist decaying matter like vegetable scraps and grass and the insects like that too is traditionally out side of the coop but close by and a vegetable garden so the finished compost has three bin areas of composition and whin it turns into a dirt is wonderful compost for the garden .. compost gives off heat also and is something to keep in mind where you put it I have heard of compost actually catching fire! That's how hot it can get !
And with all things new we must do our research and study so we can decide how we want to manage our property and to manage the work so it is easier and beneficial to us and our property.
If you do decide to use the methods I described , congrats ! You will be farming.! Using the natural ecosystem God created to grow your own food! Enjoy ! And happy Farming!
Everything we need to know! Including temperatures and ammonia levels. 👍 👍
For over thirty years i raced and showed racing pigeons and used hemp crumble in almost every basket, and loft that was not used for racers Racelofts were cleaned every day but the hemp on a breeding loft was used through the year like you do with your chicks When they were a week before the start of my breeding season the loft was cleared and the compost was used in the vegetable garden with good result The hemp bedding system is good in many ways
You are a delightful chicken advocate and teacher! Thanks for the video!!
This was such a helpful video. Thank you so much for creating it.💜
I use deep litter, but I use grass clippings I add a layer of grass a day. Or really just dump the grass in and the chicks spread it over the entire broader. Also add a hand full of sandy soil. This is the second broad I've done this way. First brood was out the door and in the coop in 3 weeks.
That is great for them! Introduced all the good microbes and gives them a strong immune system for strong healthy chicks. We live in the desert so we don’t have any grass lol.
I've watched a zillion chicken videos these past few week. I was trying to pinpoint down my list of dual chicken breeds. Anyway I ran into this video that you produced today. And it was one of the most accurate most informative videos that I've seen in a while. You're talking really fast but if your visitors can absorb everything you totally know what you're talking about and you have a lot of great information to share. I appreciate you! Cisko
I agree. They put out awesome videos!!! And yup, I would absolutely have trouble understanding her because speaks so fast if not for the fact that she is also so very articulate in her pronunciation of every word she speaks!! There have been other videos where I had to go into the settings and slow the speed down just so I can understand what is truly being said, but that is not here!!!!!!Yay!!!
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Absolutely the best chicken rearing video! Thanks.
Wow, thanks!
Thank you so much for all of the advice and guidance!! I got me 12 baby chicks and I love each of their little personalities
Congratulations on your babies! They are so sweet, it’s so fun watching them grow and seeing their personalities develop. Glad we can be of help :)
Best, concise chick raising video I’ve seen! Wish I had seen it before getting my first chicks because most of this I had to learn as I went through trial and error. You’re so right about the hemp bedding! It’s so worth it!
Hi I use grass , dry dead leaves for litter ...and have plenty to change out when it gets soiled you can grow your own soldier larvae they actually can grow in chicken poop and vegetable and decaying grass , have a good day!
This was the most comprehensive video I’ve seen yet. I’m gonna have to watch it again with pen and paper in hand.
I’m buying all your suggestions! It is obvious you are an experienced source of excellent info!!! Thanks!
Love this channel! Came for the integration tips, stayed for the real world advice!
Thanks so much! Glad we can be of help
Crikey! Kelly, your wealth of knowledge amazes me and kind of overwhelms me. Probably why my wife will be the chicken mom, as she has done this before. I am the builder. I watch more of Ricardo’s videos. You both are a joy to watch.
Cricket was supposed to be “crikey”
Oh thank you! Haha I read it as crikey right away, auto correct always gets me too. Thats perfect, our next video is a Ricardo the builder episode! ❤️😄
Best video of its kind on YT - nicely done!
Wow... you are quite the expert and one sweet girl.
Thanks so much! Been raising chickens my whole life ❤️🐔
I just found my new favorite channel! Thank you so much for all of the highly detailed information. Our birds are so special to us and I really want to know all the important things to care for them. Awesome stuff!
Aw thanks so much, welcome to our channel! ❤️ our birds are part of our family 😊
@@BockBockBouquet Yes, we love our ladies and we have one rooster named Mario who is a great protector of our flock. Our boss lady hen is always by his side, her name is Chickaletta.
@@davidbenjesse5978 aww those are very good names! 😄
I'm new to chicks so I really appreciate how comprehensive this video is! Thank you!
Hello! I hav been talking with ur husband about his cool coops.....this was a great presentation! Very informative, excited about having chickens
I am planning to order some chicks soon. So, I am so glad I found your videos. Such great information!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching! Enjoy your new babies, raising chickens is the best!
I had chickens two years ago and we just moved into a new house and we have chickens again and this video was more than awesome!! It reminded me of a lot of things and you taught me new things as well so thank you!
So glad to hear you’re back into raising chickens! 😄 awesome we can help, glad you enjoyed the video ❤️
Only 5 min into this video and you've covered so much! I'm a first time chicken owner, just got the babies 3 weeks ago. Wish I had found this particular video amongst the others first!
Thank you so much for such an informative, easy to follow video!
Great job explaining the brooding process.
Thanks a lot!
For a chicken raising rookie like me this was fantastic. She's an encyclopedia of chicken raising knowledge. I subscribed. But take a breath every few minutes.
Thanks for the sub! Our other videos are not as fast pased 😅 Just didn’t want to put out an hours long video but also not lease important information out while keeping viewer engaged
I am a newbe, and i sincerely enjoy how you go into detail about these chicken lessons, Thank you so much for all this info 🥰
You are so welcome!
This just became my new favorite channel. Super comprehensive videos! I’ve wasted so much time getting bits and pieces of info from several different sources. About to level up my chickening 🙌🏼
i have to keep watching this alone. A load of info. Thank you!
Thanks for the info. I’m starting my chicken journey so this was very helpful
Smart young lady. Thanks
Thank you so much!!!
Amazing information, thank you so much!! Will definitely be using your channel as a resource! Getting my baby chicks TODAY!!! :)
Never used hemp for chickens, but I sure do!😁
😁😂
You rule!!! 💯
Thanks for the information, very helpful 🤗
Wow, what a great presentation. Solid info from beginning to end.
I’ve never bought baby chicks but I can’t wait to hatch my Brahma chicks in spring 2024!!!!! So this vid is helpful for the future wish me luck!
Great video. Loved it. Learned a lot from it. Keep up the good work.
God bless you. You are so awesome. Thank you for your wisdom and thoughts
Amazing video! Very much appreciated. I love watching your channel. So informative and helpful!
Wow.. thanks so much for all the great information.. I do appreciate what you teach us... Blessings 🙏
Welcome thanks so much for watching!
I just bought my first bag of pet bedding to try. Chicks on the way next month. :) You are so informational, thank you.
You’re gonna love it! Let us know if your experience is the same as ours. Congratulations on your babies! So glad we can be of help ❤️🐥
Very straight forward , thank you!
Bam!!! This video is amazing.
We inherited some laying hens🐔 last summer and we had never owned chickens before! Just got some baby chicks🐥 yesterday so this video was super helpful. I will be watching your video on integrating these new chicks into the flock soon. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Literally the BEST chick video I have seen yet! Thank you ❤
Wow, thank you!
Thank you so much for educating me!
AWW thanks so much! Good luck with your flock!
Information packed video!!! Great tips, so thorough 😊👍
Wow, Girl! You sure packed a ton of info into 30 minutes! Definitely subscribing!
QUESTION: I'm in Nor Cal where it crazy HOT! I need to build a coop, have only 5 hens, 2 roosters (unplanned) and want to probably add in more hens for balance. I've got a cement floor dog kennel, do I need dirt? I feel like yes. Thanks
Thank you & welcome to our channel! Dirt floor is best as they like to scratch and eat bugs and also they bathe in the dirt called dust bathing to repel pests and the cool dirt they dig up can keep them cool in the summer heat
Wow ,Strait Up Information ! Great Video Thanks
My family lovingly calls me the chick commander, but after watching you I think I may have been dethroned. You do a great job and are very knowledgeable I did pick up a few good tips from you. Thanks, I think I will sub to your channel.
Boom, Your farm and chicks are awesome 😊😊
Thanks 👍
WOW!! Jam packed with great info. I will rewatch I am certain! Thanks!
Thank you so much for your videos. You are so well educated and explain everything in a way that I feel very comfortable.
BEST BROODING INFORMATIONAL VIDEO ON RUclips!!!!
Thanks so much! We tried very hard to be as thorough as possible :)
A fantastic Guide - one to share around folks :)
Thank you! We can’t wait for your next video, see what you guys have been up to :)
@@BockBockBouquet I was filming today, been stalled several times this year but we'll be making a come back very soon X
@@Helsteeds looking forward to it!
I was anxiously waiting for my chicks March 5th.. & after I got the notification they were at my post office I waited 20 mins or so for the call that never came & not thinking anything of it I just went on over there..well apparently they have a new manager who wasn’t aware how they handle live animal shipments..& they sent my baby chicks out to be delivered on the truck! 🤦🏻♀️ I wasn’t very happy at the time.. they had just been through shipping & now they were having to be stuck on the truck all day! 🫠 It was a stressful day.. but thankfully all arrived ok & are doing just fine!❤
This is THE BEST vid on the net. WOW! Thank you SO MUCH!!!
Massive amount of information! Wow!
Thanks for all the info!😊
so knowledgable. i want to make these types of videos for my pets also
Thank you. Very informative 🎉
So informative thank you so much God bless you and yours.
You are so welcome
Thank you
Very helpful video
God bless you
Hi ma'am I like your video it's nice for me as a new beginner breeding chicken 🐔❤
A cute, tattoo's chicken farmer, who'da thunk ? Great video, great info. Thank you.
Very informative video! Probably the best video I've seen on the topic.
Nice information. Thank you
Wow awesome info! Thank you!
This chick knows her stuff!
Glad it was helpful!
O WOW!!!! You did such a great job hosting this video I watched every second of it also subscribed!! Great Job with your chicks too they look great!!! Greetings from Paducah Kentucky LOVE yout Tats too!!
Best chicken waterer is a rabbit watering bottle. No mess and always clean water.
Great information! Just getting chicks for the first time
Congratulations on your baby chicks!
Your video is very helpful I am going to get baby chicks in the next few weeks.
Outstanding young lady brilliant. Rapid fire. Answering all the questions. I only want two hens. When I was a child we had chickens. They slept with me in my bed. Then it was time to throw them outside. I made the mistake of naming every one of them. After they were quite a bit larger I came home from school and they were all gone. I asked my mom where is Henny Penny she's my favorite? Mom said she's in the freezer. I made the same mistake with our bunny rabbits. Well these two little baby hens that I'm going to get today will have names. And the only way I'm going to eat them is when they die of natural causes. Thank you for this wonderful instructional video. Nice nails by the way.
Your channel ran on feed fantastic info so I'm a new sub as of today👍I just got 4 new chicks & so loving it. Didn't realize how smart they are. Saved this vid in my library for later reference & will be binge watching for sure. Great info.
Congratulations on your new babies!Welcome to our channel and thank you 😊
Lots of great info here. The only thing I'd change is... pleeease don't tell ppl to call their post office in advance. As a veteran postal employee I can tell you this advice will do nothing but irritate you po employees. We are sssooo busy that stoping to answer the phone for an advance notice is not ideal. I promise, we call AS SOON as live animals arrive. 5 a.m. or 6 p.m. we'll call. Just thought I'd give advice on that in case any more po peeps get on here and hear that lol
Just ordered the hemp bedding. Thanks for the great info and the discount code!
Thank you so much i learned so much from this video
Glad it was helpful!
My first year having chicks I have 15 ❤
Congrats ❤️🐔
Great job
Thanks!
We actually supplemented wild bird seed into our chicks feed at around 2 months and have been giving them fruits and vegetables since week 1. They are outside now for the first week, temps at night around 50F but I'm constantly running out and checking on them. I switched them from the lamp to the heat plate and they had no idea where they were supposed to get warm until I showed them.
Yes once you show them they catch in very fast! They just has no idea at first but once they see one doing something they all learn from the others
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Very beautiful video and very helpful ❤
Good to hear, thank you!
This is a fantastic video and I'm so glad I found it! Also you are absolutely beautiful! Thank you for all the information!
Wow! You can talk really fast! Thanks so much for all the intel.
Lol thank you! Sorry I guess I was trying to cram as much info as I can in there, and not make it an hour long video 😅
1:41 omg is this Ozzy as a baby?! 🥺🥺🥺💖💖
Lol yes! We do also have a RUclips short of him as a couple day old chick rocking in a rocking chair ruclips.net/user/shortsS_Tr75cZMhE?feature=share
great video !
Is great information thank you so much
Glad we can help!
Thank you! Great video.
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Woah I noticed that Crass patch on the dudes coat in the intro. :)
Yes, we both are into punk rock. I play in a band and we got to play Rebellion Festival in Blackpool UK with Crass last year. Got to speak to Steve Ignorant for a moment, very nice guy. Good eye!
I have a crested cream legbar that is a year old and was laying consistently for many months. Then she all of a sudden stopped laying. She is just as active as ever, she forages, and is in good health. She doesnt act sluggish or isolate herself she stays with the flock as always. She's not eggbound. She goes in the nesting box once in a while but never lays an egg. We have searched the grounds but have not found any other place she might lay. Her eggs are blue so they are easy to see. But she used to lay an egg at least every other day. We've We been raising chickens for 10 years and have never had this happen. It's been almost 4 months since she has layed an egg. She's been normal in every other way. Thoughts?
Awesome video thanks!
Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. We are brand new chicken owners as of a week ago and we have five pallets that are 11 weeks old approximately today. And they went into their coop for the very first time by themselves last night which was so exciting and two of them have started roosting on the roosting bars. My question is and I searched for a video that you may have had about this but I couldn’t find one. Is when do I open the nesting boxes right now we’ve been advised to keep the nesting boxes closed.