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In this article, you will learn why we choose to free range our chickens and 10 Ways to keep your hens protected when you free range.

When raising chickens, you may want to free range chickens. But often times it isn’t the safest option to keep the flock safe. Here are many pros & cons.

There are pros and cons to free ranging your flocks. Learn how to free range chickens to save money and have the happiest, healthiest flock possible.

We all know the benefits of free ranging chickens- higher egg nutrition, better chicken health, and lower feed costs just to name a few...

Why We No Longer Free Range (and what we are doing instead). Free range chickens. Homestead chickens. Predator control. Chicken keeping.

As chicken owners, it is up to us to keep our feathered friends safe from predators. After we lost 4 chickens and 9 guinea fowl in one summer, I knew I had come up with other strategies to keep them safe while free-ranging. Even just employing one or two of these can significantly reduce your risk of missing birds.

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At our farm, we raise our chickens on grass, rotating them about once or twice weekly to new pasture. We have built two chicken houses on wheels: one for roosting and one for laying eggs. This means the chickens have a dedicated house for daytime egg laying which is much cleaner than where they […]

I have 11 chickens that are 14 weeks old and have been in a 600 square foot fenced in area since they were 6 weeks old. They go into their coop every night...