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I was just wondering if they were more economical or if anyone had really liked them. My brain was thinking one-time purchase versus continued replacement of shavings over the years brooding chicks; plus, I liked the idea of the shavings not being kicked in their food and water.

I also plan on ordering a pet pen for when they begin getting bigger. The tote is just for the first week until the pen I want arrives. Depending on when we decide on our "delivery" date, I may have it before then. We have to empty and clean the shed we plan to use and install some windows...

Has anyone every used these for their brooders? https://www.amazon.com/Cackle-Hatchery-Chick-Brooder-Excelsior/dp/B0C42MC9W5?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1

It is so nice to see someone who hails from close to my little neck of the woods. :)

My initial 5 would be a dark, light, and buff Brahma hen as well as two easter eggers. I know it isn't exactly a mixed flock, but it is a start. :)

That is great advice. I am planning it out and trying to get my equipment, and such first, so I will definitely get my coop done ahead of when I need it.

I want Brahma's and a few easter eggers :). Fluffy and a few colorful eggs to boot.

My heat plate and feeders should arrive tomorrow. I plan to purchase a brand-new tote this weekend. No set arrival date for my chicks, but I will be prepared when it happens. I asked my husband for chickens for our 26th anniversary. He agreed. He raised them when he was younger, but that...