Caring for Chickens on a Homestead

In the Ozark Mountains, a shed is moved to a new location. A chicken coop and fence are built to ensure safety. Chickens are introduced to their new home, and their feathers are trimmed to prevent flight. The homestead is completed with the addition of chickens, providing a source of protein and meat.

What was the purpose of moving the shed in the Ozark Mountains?

• To use it as a guest house

• To repurpose it as a chicken coop

• To convert it into a workshop

• To create a new storage area

What was built to keep the chickens safe in their new coop?

• A feeding station

• A water trough

• A nesting area

• A weighing box

Who was responsible for installing the fence around the chicken coop?

• River

• Steve

• Mary

• Billy

What material was used to build the nesting cubbies?

• Newly purchased wood

• Metal sheets

• Plastic panels

• Scrap wood

What tool was used to install the fence posts?

• Drill

• Fencepost pounder

• Hammer

• Saw

What was the final task before introducing the chickens to their new home?

• Painting the coop

• Trimming the chickens' feathers

• Feeding the chickens

• Cleaning the coop

Why is it important to trim the primary flight feathers of chickens?

• To improve their appearance

• To make them more comfortable

• To prevent them from flying away

• To help them lay more eggs

What is the name given to one of the chickens?

• Bob

• Max

• Charlie

• Steve

What is one of the benefits of having chickens on the homestead?

• They are a source of protein

• They keep pests away

• They help with gardening

• They provide entertainment

What feeling does having chickens add to the homestead?

• A sense of home

• A sense of adventure

• A sense of luxury

• A sense of challenge