Change of scenery for my not so baby chicks…
It’s a handy place to start baby chicks… out my front door a few steps… but they’re almost a month old, and they’re ready for more space.
Into the dog crate they go for their short journey.
They’re a mix of Red Sex Links, Buff Rocks, and New Hampshire Reds. Plus that one freebie that looks like Spot, a white Brahman, most likely.
Eden was overly excited… and the chicks were not impressed.
This is only 1/6 of their available space… and they’ll stay here a few weeks before making the leap to the coop and the outdoors as free range girls!
Carol, looks good for chicks. You know how to raise them. I am sure Eden is a big help. 100 degress here, but that is summer in Kansas. Sharon Drake south central Kansas
we used glass fruit jars for water, but ours also had glass bases, the good old days-
we always bought baby chicks every spring, some for laying hens & roosters for the frying pan!!