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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 177671" data-attributes="member: 4743">Raised in a old horse barn on a farm.&nbsp; About 30-40 got out last week so the owner of the farm now has a few in his yard.That spot shown let about 35 go as they walked out of the dog kennels.&nbsp; His plan is to put over two or three spots.&nbsp; In time move a old building to these spots to raise and then just open the door.I thought to buy some straw bales and get a straw shredder and put a pile with screenage in it with maybe some kind of tunnels in the straw.&nbsp; Not sure if all that will get done this first year but maybe next year if I would finally retire. One spot has a bunch of flax bales that the farmer said I could have.&nbsp; Maybe shred that into a pile with screenage.&nbsp; Me brother did for a while but between hawks and owls along with hunters sneaking in he finally gave up.&nbsp; They were fun to watch mainly when the roosters decided to fight.But any help would greatly be appreciated and thanks for the advice so far.&nbsp; It's work and does cost monies, but my son is intent on doing this for some time.&nbsp; Hopefully with a little understanding and help from the neighbors.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 177671, member: 4743"] Raised in a old horse barn on a farm. About 30-40 got out last week so the owner of the farm now has a few in his yard. That spot shown let about 35 go as they walked out of the dog kennels. His plan is to put over two or three spots. In time move a old building to these spots to raise and then just open the door. I thought to buy some straw bales and get a straw shredder and put a pile with screenage in it with maybe some kind of tunnels in the straw. Not sure if all that will get done this first year but maybe next year if I would finally retire. One spot has a bunch of flax bales that the farmer said I could have. Maybe shred that into a pile with screenage. Me brother did for a while but between hawks and owls along with hunters sneaking in he finally gave up. They were fun to watch mainly when the roosters decided to fight. But any help would greatly be appreciated and thanks for the advice so far. It's work and does cost monies, but my son is intent on doing this for some time. Hopefully with a little understanding and help from the neighbors. db [/QUOTE]

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