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IF there was ever leftover pizza (Never gonna happen, but IF) the girls would get it. they have been eating whatever was leftover for 6+ years.

Chicken breed and a general location would probably help people provide better answers. Here in SW Ohio, my Easter Eggers start molting in late fall( oct/nov) , and have just now got back into the egg laying routine.

The Rural King stock varies from week to week and store to store. I have seen Orpington, Rhode Island, and other common breeds. The last ones I bought were Easter Eggers. If you want a certain type, give the local store a call and see what they have in stock at the time.

Here is the "3 season" home for the chickens, they live in here mar/april-oct/nov, then they move to the greenhouse for the winter. They get to run around the "compound" during the day, and go into the coop and run at night. Food water and dust bath are in the run, the shed is the roost and...

We have a "flock" of 5 easter eggers living outside of Cincinnati

It must be in the air, we got our first egg yesterday:

I am sorry for your loss.

My chicks have coop envy! The girls went outside to the coop yesterday and really wish it was as nice as yours

Welcome from a fellow Buckeye!

SW Ohio here, and my cute little baby chicks have been replaced by these teenage chicks that are getting too big for their brooder I hope it warms up at night soon, or they will be in for a shock when they go outside into the coop

The coop is kinda ready, I will need to enlarge the run area before the chicks are too big

Mine were living in Hamilton, the TSC and Rural King are right next to each other.

I can finally introduce myself and my new chicks :) Chick Days at Rural King were my downfall, and there are now 6 cute little fuzzbutts living in an aquarium brooder. They are supposed to be Araucana chicks, I suppose we will know better when they grow up some. So far, so good, they are...