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I have three fully grown D'uccle and three more that are nearly grown. Would love to hear any name suggestions. The three hens are named Duchess, Kip, and Sophie.

@theluckytundrapup2690 my two are called Becky and Darlene. I think I have a short of them on my channel if you want to see them. What about Rhonda, Susan and Twyla? 🤔❤️

@@robynearl6915 I have a speckled sussex that is named Susan. I love the suggestions.

Thank you.

I feel you. Some of my hens get upset with the other hens for just wanting to lay eggs where they're at, especially if they're in broody mode. Next year, I might let one of the hens, if they decide to go broody again, to hatch out a batch of eggs.

Thank you. Thanks for watching. 😊

The small part of the coop was the original one that my parents bought for me, but my mother and I built an extension making it larger. The hens actually used the smaller part of the coop to lay eggs in, and the rest was for sleep and enrichment. We also let them out of the coop to roam the yard.

@@theluckytundrapup2690 oh neat, i got scared for a moment because it wasn't isolated and looked quite small

I agree that the original coop is quite small. That's why we built an extension for it.

She was just laying an egg. But she is a mix of a buff orpington and a silkie, which I believe are the most likely chickens to go broody.

Believe me, l thought the same. It's surprising what they can do.

@@theluckytundrapup2690that chicken is a broody one. Stay away until then.

Looks like a salamander to me.

So nice of you

Thank you. I appreciate hearing that. This is the first time I have ever raised goats. I am still learning as I go.

My parents had bought it from a lady selling it. Tractor Supply sells similar coops like it, but I highly recommend that if you buy a coop from them, make sure that the coop is big enough for your birds. Most coops that they sell are too small for regular size chickens, and the outdoor runs do not have enough space to walk around in. We expanded the coop by building ourselves a bigger run and attaching it to it.

Yeah, she is completely fine. She is a sassy hen when she is lying eggs. This is an old video of her, and she is alive to this day.

Thank you. I think all chickens are beautiful in their own special ways. My favorite part about them is finding out their personalities and watching how they interact with each other.

Don't worry, she is fine. This video was taken several years ago. She is still a very sassy hen today. She just wanted me to leave her so she could lay her egg. If she needed calcium, her egg would have irregular bumps or groves. I give my birds oyster shells that are broken down and sold by Tractor Supply. They are a good source of calcium for them. I appreciate your concern for her. It shows that you care for animals. 🥰

Thank you 🤗. I plan to upload some more videos of the birds and goats that I own. I will also try to upload some old videos of my chickens that I had saved onto my computer.

Thanks.🥰