
We were lucky to find laying hens to replace our free range brood of last
year that met their fate, one at a time from the hawk that hunts once a
month. I just hate that I lose my girls, but I love the idea of uncaged
egg layers. These new girls are good layers. Free roaming is new to them
so they are still sticking close to their house. As they get braver
they'll begin to venture out further and further. We're getting 4-7 eggs each days so that's
plenty to supply the family. My only complaint is we have one pecker, that
golf balls are not curing. I'll try to increase the protein, but after
that, it's mustard, and my hope she'll get a beak full.
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