![Can I Keep Chicks In The House? What Killed My Chicks?, Are Heatlamps Necessary? Why Do Chickens Roll? Do Chicks Need Nesting Box Training? [Podcast]](https://thefrugalchicken.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/chicks-heat-lamps-feature-min.jpg)
Chicks, raccoon drama, chickens rolling, and nesting boxes are all on the table for today’s episode of What The Cluck?! In today’s podcast, I answer your questions, and we got some great ones this week. Like you, I’ve run to the feed store to buy some chicks, so it seems appropriate that most of this…
![Stop Egg Eating Chickens Today: ‘What The Cluck?!’ Session 14 [Podcast]](https://thefrugalchicken.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/stop-egg-eating-chickens-feature-min.jpg)
If you want to stop egg eating chickens, there’s a lot of options. I’ve had to deal with this bad habit a few times on our homestead, and I have a couple of options I like. In this episode of What The Cluck?! we look at my favorite ways to stop egg eating chickens as well…
A good rooster is like gold – seriously. The purpose of a rooster is, above all, to protect your hens. Their ability to fertilize their eggs is another benefit, albeit a secondary one. In addition to adding beauty to your flock, a good rooster will take care of your hens and provide you with companionship…
If you’re a new chicken owner and you have a million questions, then this cheat sheet is for you. I know – because every day I get questions on my Facebook page, in the private FrugalChicken Facebook group, and by email.   Relax, chicken ownership is easy! This ultimate cheat sheet on chickens has everything you…
What happens when you cross awesome chickens with colored eggs? You get something fan-freakin-tastic that has both beauty and functionality. Breakfast just got a little more interesting, and now every day feels like spring. For a frugal way to add beauty to your day, consider adding colored egg layers to your flock. Here’s 5…
Fluffy chicks are the best and learning how to hatch chicken eggs (and hatch eggs at home without an incubator) is a ton of fun! Letting Mother Nature (who knows how to incubate chicken eggs perfectly) do her thing is always best, but if your hens aren’t broody (wanting to sit on eggs) or if…