The weathervane just isn’t the same without Brutus, but life goes on and we welcomed a few new flock members to Blazing Trails Farm this week.


Freida (White Silkie) is never happier than when she is raising chicks. Freida with two Olive Egger chicks.
Vera (Red Sex Link) workin’ the camera as only she can.

Egg production is still excellent even while the girlz molt, but soon the shorter days of autumn will affect it and supplemental lighting in the coops will continue to stimulate the hormones that trigger egg-laying just as the sun does.

Portia (Serama)
I don’t know how many times I have already killed this hibiscus on our front porch,  but thankfully, it has more than a few lives.
Doc Brown (White Crested Black Polish hen) and Blaze (Black Copper Marans)  making their entrance into the grow-out coop. 

By popular demand, I have made my Spruce the Coop Herbal Fusion available for sale on Etsy and in my webstore. Instructions for making it can be found here.

My Partridge Plymouth Rock pullets just began egg-laying and while they aren’t molting this year, they did enjoy the Molt Muffins that I made for the flockers who are molting, like Rachel, below (Bantam Cochin Frizzle).

Calista Flockheart (Tolbunt Polish Frizzle)
Lola (Columbian Wyandotte)
Brutus was a Mille Fleur Serama. This was one of his baby pictures. ♥
Olive Egger cockerel.
Windy (Blue Splash Marans).
Enjoy the rest of your Friday and have a great weekend!
Rachel Divider

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The weathervane just isn’t the same without Brutus, but life goes on and we welcomed a few new flock members to Blazing Trails Farm this week.


Freida (White Silkie) is never happier than when she is raising chicks. Freida with two Olive Egger chicks.
Vera (Red Sex Link) workin’ the camera as only she can.

Egg production is still excellent even while the girlz molt, but soon the shorter days of autumn will affect it and supplemental lighting in the coops will continue to stimulate the hormones that trigger egg-laying just as the sun does.

Portia (Serama)
I don’t know how many times I have already killed this hibiscus on our front porch,  but thankfully, it has more than a few lives.
Doc Brown (White Crested Black Polish hen) and Blaze (Black Copper Marans)  making their entrance into the grow-out coop. 

By popular demand, I have made my Spruce the Coop Herbal Fusion available for sale on Etsy and in my webstore. Instructions for making it can be found here.

My Partridge Plymouth Rock pullets just began egg-laying and while they aren’t molting this year, they did enjoy the Molt Muffins that I made for the flockers who are molting, like Rachel, below (Bantam Cochin Frizzle).

Calista Flockheart (Tolbunt Polish Frizzle)
Lola (Columbian Wyandotte)
Brutus was a Mille Fleur Serama. This was one of his baby pictures. ♥
Olive Egger cockerel.
Windy (Blue Splash Marans).
Enjoy the rest of your Friday and have a great weekend!
Rachel Divider
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Kari s
Kari s
11 years ago

Love seeing your posts in my inbox – means I'm gonna learn something new or get inspiration from you and your flock. Have a great weekend!

Kathryn
Kathryn
11 years ago

Looking to switch feeds and it would be nice to see if all the girls and Rocky-roo would like Nutrena.

Donna
Donna
11 years ago

Thank you for sharing so much information!

Kelley Price
Kelley Price
11 years ago

I have had cickens all of my life and at one time I had over 200 and loved every minute of it. I love all the info that you give us and still learning.

Kim Hill
Kim Hill
11 years ago

I so love the pictures of your chickens. I really could use the food for my pretty girls.

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