by McMurray Staff | Jul 2, 2010 | Predator Control
[If you have not already read part one of this two part post, you can read it here.] You can also build a fenced-in yard or run for your birds. This will protect the birds both day and night. This is one of the safest options for the birds. However, one of the draw...
by McMurray Staff | Jul 2, 2010 | Raising Chickens
by Andy Schneider (the Chicken Whisperer) Several times each month I receive letters, emails and phone calls from concerned chicken owners asking how they can keep their roosters quiet. More times than not, they are keeping chickens in urban areas. Many cities around...
by McMurray Staff | Jun 30, 2010 | Raising Chickens
Molting is a natural process that chickens go through yearly to renew their feathers. When molting, chickens gradually lose their old feathers and replace them by growing new features. Molting can take anywhere from two to six months to complete. When a hen is...
by McMurray Staff | Jun 25, 2010 | Predator Control
In a recent survey, the number one concern was “How do I keep my chickens safe?” In this blog post, learn some tips from our team on how to protect your flock and keep your chickens safe. Chickens are vulnerable at all hours of the day and night. Some of the most...
by McMurray Staff | Jun 22, 2010 | Chicken Breeds
The White Leghorn originated in Tuscany, Italy (see map below) and is considered a Mediterranean breed. White Leghorns were brought to America in 1853 by ship. Mr. W. Simpson, of West Farms, New York (now a part of New York City) claims to be the first person in...
