Hanging with the girls, later in the day, while they explore their new surroundings.The Black Australorp in my lap is so darn friendly.
In the morning I was stapling the cleats onto the ramp to give the chickens better footing. It is a long steep ramp.
They tore down a cinderblock garage next door and we got some of the salvaged hemlock and a ton of cinderblocks to use as fill (More on that in tomorrows blog post). We used the hemlock as cross beams and uprights to support the chicken wire roof on the run.
Support system for the chicken wire roof that will protect the pullets from hawks.
As you can see by the sweat on Don's back it was HOT working in the sun today.
Their first steps out into the great outdoors. First on the narrow ramp and then on the improved wider ramp below.
It took a while before they were all brave enough to come out.
Chatting with my girls
This Black Australorp is so darn friendly. She always wants to be in your lap.
Don chatting with the girls
I even made them a chicken swing and Don tried to get one of them to try it out.
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