I suggest you move them after dark. It would be less traumatic and easier on everyone, especially in the heat. My Black Australorp suffers in the heat.
Pat! Your viewers LOVE seeing your new "chicken action" lol * your care n concern to help your fellowman learn these essential skills (before time runs out) is so inspiring * proof their are still unselfish n Loving people on this Earth * even in their youth! Blessings wished by countless viewers for you, Mrs Pat & sweet kids! Thanks for AMAZING & USEFUL INFO on both channels 😊 ❤️
HI PATRICK I BET YOU COULD MAKE MISTERS FOR THE CHICKS AND ROOSTERS 🐔 🐓 SHOULDN'T COST THAT MUCH IF YOU MAKE THEM I THINK PVC PIPING PUT HOLES FOR WATER 💦 TO GO THROUGH AND HOOK IT TO WATER HOSE ALSO KIDDIE POOLS WOULD KEEP THEM COOLED DOWN JUST CLEAN IT OUT ONCE A DAY AND REFILL MY PUPPER LOVES HERS 110 IN AZ H O T AND HUMID 🥵
Hi Pat, my girls have been panting too. We've been giving them frozen watermelon so that they can keep cool. It's extremely hot here in Arkansas. Please hydrate and move slow. Love both your channel.
After the hurricane went past us we`ve had daytime temps in the 70s and 80s in central Louisiana and it was in the 60s last night. Hard to believe this in July.
It's so wonderful Patrick watching and learning how you are taking care of your chickens 🐔 😀 ❤️ you also have so many different breeds that serve a purpose. Keep the videos coming, ok? Stay cool 😎 in this heat. God bless
Yes, keeping the hens cool in the 90 and 100 degree heat is quite the challenge. I found building an inexpensive canvas top gazebo over the run and then bird netting all around keeps them safe and cool. To even help them a little more I use a cobra mister that I connect to the hose and let it go from 2PM - 6PM. Very little water comes out, but the mist really helps. I also use large planter pot drain saucers filled with cool water. They wade in it. You can also add ice to their water fonts. Try not to give them fruits or vegetables that are high in carbs. The corn will generate more body heat as will the watermelon or sweet squashes. When I had given them watermelon in the past, they have a number 3 problem which dehydrates them even more. I only use the watermelon when I have a sick hen who won't eat or drink. It's easier to entice them to eat and replenishes their electrolytes and rehydrates them.
I love this channel. It used to have chickens years ago and loved caring for them. Unfortunately the development I live in now doesn’t allow them. They are so interesting to watch! Stay as cool as u can. Maybe mist the chicks down occ. the iced watermelon idea sounds good.
Patrick, you can plant dwarf everbearing mulberry trees for shade and food for them. They will grow over 12 to 15 feet in two years and create a lot of shade and food. These grow about 25 feet if not pruned. The dwarf part is more about the berry size but they`re one of the best tasting and very prolific after three years. Ripe berries will fall.
@@christineortmann359 I`ve planted four mulberry trees between my fig trees and the woods. Hopefully this will save my figs but I`m gonna get fine mesh coverings for all my fig trees. I planted Brown Turkey and Celeste trees since they are old standards that do well in Louisiana and I`m rooting cuttings to give the birds some fig trees nearby. The Brown Turkey trees are already starting to make figs. The Celeste should begin producing next year. I want way more fruit than I can eat so I can preserve a lot for winter.
have you used the coat hanger that sweeps there foot to lift them easier than rocky capturing them i also invented a portable cage net on a stick to cover over them 3 of my chickens died my watermill had an error on it and water company aggreed it was an error and stated that i still had to pay $1800 for one month so it got turned off
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Can you buy a kiddie pool for the birds??
Glad you started this channel bro! Ive been listening to your updates on Bitchute for over a yr, so this is nice 🇺🇸
Im near Tulsa -
& its been vicious hot -
for weeks.!!
Congrats Patrick -
on your new channel -
very interesting.!!
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I suggest you move them after dark. It would be less traumatic and easier on everyone, especially in the heat. My Black Australorp suffers in the heat.
Pat! Your viewers LOVE seeing your new "chicken action" lol * your care n concern to help your fellowman learn these essential skills (before time runs out) is so inspiring * proof their are still unselfish n Loving people on this Earth * even in their youth! Blessings wished by countless viewers for you, Mrs Pat & sweet kids! Thanks for AMAZING & USEFUL INFO on both channels 😊 ❤️
HI PATRICK I BET YOU COULD
MAKE MISTERS FOR THE CHICKS
AND ROOSTERS 🐔 🐓 SHOULDN'T
COST THAT MUCH IF YOU MAKE THEM I THINK PVC PIPING PUT
HOLES FOR WATER 💦 TO GO
THROUGH AND HOOK IT TO
WATER HOSE ALSO KIDDIE POOLS
WOULD KEEP THEM COOLED DOWN
JUST CLEAN IT OUT ONCE A DAY
AND REFILL MY PUPPER LOVES
HERS 110 IN AZ H O T AND HUMID
🥵
WoW -
2 videos and almost a thousand subs -
this is - epic.!!!
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💦 water on the chicken 🎉🎉🎉107 Nevada desert 🏜 got 4 eggs 🥚 1 hen... yup
Great video! I love seeing what you are doing.
Hi Pat, my girls have been panting too. We've been giving them frozen watermelon so that they can keep cool. It's extremely hot here in Arkansas. Please hydrate and move slow. Love both your channel.
I have australorps and bielefelders too. The bielefelders bite me so i dont care for them much and they are too hyper. Lol
Nice set up!
Love this video. I just got some chickens
Yesterday in Jax Fl was 109, today was 112 degrees
After the hurricane went past us we`ve had daytime temps in the 70s and 80s in central Louisiana and it was in the 60s last night. Hard to believe this in July.
It's so wonderful Patrick watching and learning how you are taking care of your chickens 🐔 😀 ❤️ you also have so many different breeds that serve a purpose. Keep the videos coming, ok? Stay cool 😎 in this heat. God bless
Thank you Grace! Thats my daughters middle name, God Bless
Where did you buy these chicken coops? Can you provide the link please
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Good Morning Everyone 🙏❤ Your chickens are all so precious. God Bless you and your family.
I put a fan in my coop , it helped some, I put a frozen water jug in the girls water.
Yes, keeping the hens cool in the 90 and 100 degree heat is quite the challenge. I found building an inexpensive canvas top gazebo over the run and then bird netting all around keeps them safe and cool. To even help them a little more I use a cobra mister that I connect to the hose and let it go from 2PM - 6PM. Very little water comes out, but the mist really helps. I also use large planter pot drain saucers filled with cool water. They wade in it. You can also add ice to their water fonts. Try not to give them fruits or vegetables that are high in carbs. The corn will generate more body heat as will the watermelon or sweet squashes. When I had given them watermelon in the past, they have a number 3 problem which dehydrates them even more. I only use the watermelon when I have a sick hen who won't eat or drink. It's easier to entice them to eat and replenishes their electrolytes and rehydrates them.
I love this channel. It used to have chickens years ago and loved caring for them. Unfortunately the development I live in now doesn’t allow them. They are so interesting to watch! Stay as cool as u can. Maybe mist the chicks down occ. the iced watermelon idea sounds good.
Patrick, you can plant dwarf everbearing mulberry trees for shade and food for them. They will grow over 12 to 15 feet in two years and create a lot of shade and food. These grow about 25 feet if not pruned. The dwarf part is more about the berry size but they`re one of the best tasting and very prolific after three years. Ripe berries will fall.
We love the mulberries too- having the mulberry trees keeps the birds from eating cherries, currants and red raspberries
@@christineortmann359 I`ve planted four mulberry trees between my fig trees and the woods. Hopefully this will save my figs but I`m gonna get fine mesh coverings for all my fig trees. I planted Brown Turkey and Celeste trees since they are old standards that do well in Louisiana and I`m rooting cuttings to give the birds some fig trees nearby. The Brown Turkey trees are already starting to make figs. The Celeste should begin producing next year. I want way more fruit than I can eat so I can preserve a lot for winter.
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have you used the coat hanger that sweeps there foot to lift them easier than rocky capturing them i also invented a portable cage net on a stick to cover over them 3 of my chickens died my watermill had an error on it and water company aggreed it was an error and stated that i still had to pay $1800 for one month so it got turned off