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Urban Northern Coops "Resort Coop"Don't waste your money like I didMany pieces were broken when we received our coop. It took 4 months of back and forth telling them about all the issues with each piece number to...
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SumatraThe females of this breed are a delight to have to have around with their beauty, grace and friendly nature. They make excellent mothers and go...- No Coop No Problem
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Easter Eggersfriendly and docileThey are well-loved for their friendly and docile temperament, making them an excellent choice for backyard flocks, especially in family settings...- One Click
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Easter EggersMercedes is a great hen. She is a bit skittish and flies out of the brooder, but she loves to be held. Can't wait to see her colorful eggs- Grind Hard Farm
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AustralorpI have a black australorp rooster, Chanticleer, and he's a good guy...for the most part. Only con I have is that he attacks us every once in awhile.
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Lady Amherst's pheasantDo you need a permit or license to own/raise Amherst Pheasants in Maine? Does anyone raise them in Maine?
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Indian RunnerMy runners sleep in a modified chicken tractor that is wrapped in hardware cloth and elevated with 4-by-4 posts so it sets about a foot off the...- Callender Girl
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Indian RunnerThey will lay wherever they want, they just walk and drop their eggs in the middle of nowhere. They need a plastic tub with water if they are...
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Indian RunnerI am planning on hatching runners in the spring, but have a few questions, if I build them a house,will they lay and sleep in the house, do they...- Chicken butler
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This breed was developed in Belgium by Michel Van Gelder, a fancier who lived in the small town...
The original Orpington, the Black, was developed in England in 1886 and brought to the US in...
Indian Runners originated in the East Indies on the islands of Java, Malaya, Bali and Lombok. ...
The Plymouth Rock originated in New England in the 19th Century & were created by using breeds such as Dominique, Dorkings Cochins, etc.
Storey's Guide to Raising Chickens includes all the information farmers need — from choosing...
The Sussex was developed in Sussex County, England over 100 years ago. It was famous...
The Australorp Breed was developed in Australia at the end of the nineteenth century with Black...
Cochins came from China in the 19th Century. They were recognized by the APA in 1874. They were...
The Serama breed originated in Malaysia, apparently through the crossing of Japanese and Malaysian bantams.
Welsh Harlequin ducks are a derivative of Khaki Campbell ducks. When Leslie Bonnet of Wales...
The Brahma is an Asiatic breed of chicken. The first Brahmas were brought to the United States in...
The Easter Egger is not really a breed. They are relationed to the breeds Ameraucanas and...
The silkie chicken was developed in the southeast asian countries or china.It was valued as a medicinal food item because of its black skin and bones
Black Star and Red Star are trade names used for hybrids of two other recognized breeds, not...
The Old English Game bantam is a delightful breed of chicken. It is a small, pugnacious, and...
Happy Hen Treats is proud to introduce the world's first line of treats specifically made for...
The origination of the Naked Neck is unclear but they are thought to have been brought back by...
The history of the d' Anver
Belgian Bearded D' Anver
Various miniature fowl are known to...
