How to raise Chickens, incubation, rearing, feeding, housing, Chicks Hatching

How to raise Chickens, incubation, rearing, feeding, housing, Chicks Hatching Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn Subscribed14,952 Add to Share More 268,294 views 1,092 59 ShareEmbedEmail https://youtu.be/msko6-fbLoE Start at: 0:00 Published on Feb 18, 2015 How to Raise Chickens in your own backyard. How to hatch chicken eggs. How to select and incubate eggs, How to brood and raise chicks, How to feed and house chickens. Demonstrations on many aspects of rearing the most popular bird in the world... the chicken. That's right... there are more chickens on earth than any other bird species. It only makes sense to learn more about them. Thank you for watching! Portable Chicken Coop Plans are available here: http://www.fredsfinefowl.com/coopplan... Category Pets & Animals License Standard YouTube License SHOW LESS COMMENTS • 199 Oscar del Rosario Add a public comment... Top comments Frederick Dunn Pinned by Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn4 months ago Hi Viewers! YOU can jump to the topic you are interested in by CLICKING ON THE TIME CODE next to the Subject Title below: How to Order Day Old Chicks 05:50 Chicken Books I Recommend 12:35 Chicken Coops Designs and Space requirements 14:58 Portable Chicken Coop/Chicken Tractor 17:49 Chicken Coop Interiors and Details 27:50 Feeding Chickens 42:37 Master Breeder Master Exhibitor APA Hall of Fame Member 48:58 Chicken Physical Traits and Trimming 53:07 Chicken Health, should you keep chickens with Turkeys? 01:06:36 Incubation and Incubators 01:24:31 Chick Brooder Starting Chicks 01:39:56 Chicks Arrive In the Mail 01:46:33 Top Hatch Incubator 01:55:43 Chicks Hatching 02:00:13 Chicken Eggs Storing and Cooking 02:04:49 Three Week Old Chicks 02:19:36 Six Week Old Chicks Move Into The Permanent Coop 02:22:39 Candling Chicken Eggs to determine development 02:25:20 Some Breeds We Keep 02:33:26 Rooster Conflicts 02:39:33 Wildlife Issues 02:39:48 Trapping Animals that could eat your birds 02:43:56 Dogs Can Get Along with Chickens 02:45:24 Hawks! 02:45:49 Gardening With Chickens 02:47:30 Broody Hens 02:53:00 Mother Hens with Chicks Outside 02::59:07 Read more Reply 7 Honey Bees Macro Close Honey Bees Macro Close4 months ago Thank You!!!! Reply 4 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn4 months ago +Honey Bees Macro Close You're welcome! Reply 1 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn1 year ago This video represents 7 months of shorts all put together... I tried to touch on everything a backyard chicken enthusiast may want to know about. I hope you enjoy it! Happy Hatching! Reply 36 View all 2 replies Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn1 year ago +Naveenlall padmanabhan you're welcome... Reply 1 julie grandbouche julie grandbouche2 months ago Dear Fred, I spend hours watching chicken and poultry videos. I have multiple books on hand at all times and subscribe to a poultry magazine. This video was the most well thought out, complete informational resource I have ever come across. Thank you for filling in all the blanks. This was truly amazing. I daresay even experienced keepers will benefit from this. Thank you, thank you! Read more Reply 11 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn2 months ago Hi Julie! Wow... probably one of the most excellent comments I've ever received! It means so much that you appreciate what I've done, very encouraging. It means even more coming from someone who is so informed :) I wish you all the best and thank YOU!!! Reply 6 Thomas Shue Thomas Shue1 week ago lots of great info, thx for the massive amount of time it took to make this video. Reply Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn1 week ago Thank you so much Thomas, it means a lot that you recognize that :) Looking back, I'm not even sure how I had the time. Reply Yusf Alhoseny Yusf Alhoseny4 months ago تتةعا Reply sajid hussain sajid hussain4 months ago This is nice and also very helpful Reply 2 View all 6 replies Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn4 months ago +sajid hussain I'm in the United States Reply sajid hussain sajid hussain4 months ago +Frederick Dunn thanks and nice to talk with you,sir ...anyway say something good about there Reply Bethany Goatley Bethany Goatley4 months ago Hi Fred, currently watching this whilst our eggs are in the incubator! Was just wondering your chicken at 2:51 what breed is it as we have just gained a chick that looks identical to this one but not 100% on breed other then being a bantam 😊 Reply 2 View all 3 replies Bethany Goatley Bethany Goatley4 months ago Frederick Dunn thank you, my nan suggested this breed when she saw it so thanks for conforming it :) Reply Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn4 months ago +Bethany Goatley You are very welcome Bethany! Reply Joan Macadangdang Joan Macadangdang9 months ago chick's Reply Sam Adam Sam Adam1 month ago best video of my life its very helpful Reply 1 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn1 month ago Hi Sam! Wow, such a great comment! Thank you!! Reply 1 Hayden Mines Hayden Mines11 months ago I have 5😤😱😻🙊👹👻🔫📷📹🎥🎬🎮🐩🐔🐴🐆🐟🔨🚿🚅🚄🚄🎿🛀🛀🛁🚽🚽🚾🚾🚔🚓🚒Ⓜ🚜🚵🚴🚷🚧🚹🚺🚼♿♻ Reply Liz C Liz C5 months ago Fred, this is a wonderful collection of information! Thank you so much for putting it all together. I've learned so much! Reply 4 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn5 months ago Hi Liz! Thank you so much for taking the time to share that you found it helpful :) means a lot! Reply 1 Reddylion Reddylion1 year ago Thank you. anil Reddy. Reply 1 Hessel Jilderts Hessel Jilderts1 year ago Reply The Peeping Egg The Peeping Egg1 year ago That is a very thorough video, you touched on virtually every detail of chicken care! Excellent information, thanks so much for posting this! Reply 13 View all 3 replies The Peeping Egg The Peeping Egg1 year ago +Frederick Dunn Thanks so much :) That was one of our babies from November! She was very photogenic lol We expect our current batch to hatch on January 26, I'm excited like a grandma! I'll be passing your video on to many of people that buy my chicks for the first time, I think it will be very helpful for them. Thanks again for spending so much time on making such a great, informative video. It's just wonderful! Read more Reply 1 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn1 year ago Oh thank you so much! I'm glad you'll be passing it along.. :) Reply 1 swordfish00007 swordfish000071 year ago I think its the second chicken you show at the beginning of the video. Pretty impressive Reply 1 Abby 4ner Abby 4ner1 year ago Are chicks good for little children because my little sister is 4 and we were thinking of hand raising some hens? Thanks! Reply 1 joe m joe m7 months ago Nice and informative :) good job! Reply 3 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn7 months ago Thank you so much for taking time to share! Really appreciate it! Reply 1 James Morriss James Morriss5 months ago So does anyone still raise capons? It would seem to be the best way to deal with excess cockerels. I guess that will be the next YT search.... Reply Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn5 months ago HI James... capons were an obvious way to rear meat birds through the ages and even children were encouraged to do that for extra money. "A Child's Guide to Capons" was published by the Dept. of Ag. It's a process that has outraged many chicken "lovers" and PETA will march on your property if they get word that it is being done. Compared to the poultry INDUSTRY practices, caponizing wouldn't get much press. I think those who continue to do that are well underground with that practice. A capon rooster is gentle and doesn't harass hens and gains more weight (because he's not running around sparring and mating) than other roosters of the same breed. So, if someone wanted a rooster to live it's life out without causing "problems" caponizing is better than the hatchet ("> Thanks for bringing this topic up! Read more Reply 4 James Morriss James Morriss5 months ago PETA thinks humans should feed the animals, and I'm not talking about pouring it out on the ground either. They think we all ought to go running through the jungle with BBQ sauce on. LOL(sorta). Castration is done to about every "pet", except maybe fish, that humans keep, so why not. I know about it because...[sinister music here] I was a meat cutter for many years. Hanging beef and chickens from a wooden box, packed with ice. You wanted parts; you cut up a whole bird/cow. I received from a neighbor 9 hens and 1 "Rodney", all laying. I have discovered so many things that they do that most of us don't associate with chickens. For instance, Rodney with call the hens if he finds a large spot of food, he will call the hens. He will wait for the hens to eat before he eats much. When I give him a large piece of something he will place it on the ground and call the hens. I guess it's the ol' I can't eat anything that has a name. :-) Read more Reply Joy Marshek Joy Marshek11 months ago Thank you for producing this video, as I have learned so much after having watched it. It was so great and well informing, I didn't want it to end! What beautiful chickens, and I reiterate, a great job well done in your production of this video. BRAVO!!! Reply 8 Frederick Dunn Frederick Dunn11 months ago +Joy Marshek Wow Joy! Thank you so much.. this is a great start to my day :) So nice of you to take the time to share how it was helpful!! Reply