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    The Pita Pinta Asturiana

    Yes the smallest one is a little challenged, but she's just hilarious. Today the three of them were on a roost and she was on the end, she wanted to get across the roost to the other end of it, but she could not figure out for the life of her how to get across her sister to get to the other end...
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    The Pita Pinta Asturiana

    Look at these three girls we got from Debi @PetRock . They are the sweetest babies, they still aren't comfortable going up the ladder to get in the coop at night (we're working on changing the inclination of the ladder) So every night I take them off the roost to put them in the coop and they...
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    New from Sacramento

    Thanks, I must say this has to be the friendliest most helpful forum I've ever found on the internet you all should be proud!
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    California - Northern

    Pita Pintas are really pretty, I've only seen them for sale once around here $40 for a pair (hen and rooster) are they relatively rare?
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    California - Northern

    I want to get hens that tend to be docile, my grandparents always had chickens (leghorns I think) and some of them were really aggressive to the point of not being able to manage them. Someone on this forum recommended BR & BO which I had already considered, but I'm open to other breeds- my...
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    California - Northern

    Hi, I'm in Sacramento County, we decided to get a 'few hens' so my husband built a coop and run - but it is quite a bit larger than I thought it would be, the run is 5x10 so I think we can easily handle 6 hens. Now I'm looking for pullets rather than chicks since I'm not sure how long they would...
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    New from Sacramento

    Thanks so much to both of you for responding. . We have been researching but wow, there's a lot to learn. Both sets of Grandparents had chickens so I know a little of the basics about care but they didn't worry about personality, more about egg production. I can't tell you how many times a...
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    New from Sacramento

    Hi- My husband and I live in Sacramento County, he is just finishing the chicken coop he built, I am a little shocked, it's quite a bit larger than I had anticipated about 5X10 feet but part of that is the chicken "yard", we have a quarter acre but I'm afraid one of my dogs would try to have...
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