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Hi :welcome Sue

Glad you could join the flock! The learning centre would be a great place for you to check out, here is the link ~ https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center
It has some fabulous articles that will really help you with getting started on your new chicken adventures. I'm sure you will enjoy keeping your hens, they are so much fun and very rewarding.

Wishing you the very best of luck, be sure to ask any questions. Everyone here to help and very friendly.

Enjoy BYC and all the chicken chat :frow
 
Hi Sue,
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What breed of chicks are you getting? Hope you'll take some pictures to share with us...and they grow so fast, it's nice to have those 'baby' moments.

Enjoy yourself and if you have questions, always feel free to ask!
 
Hi Sue and welcome to BYC - glad that you have joined us.

Your state thread is worth joining as you will get to know other BYC members in your area (just type your state in the search box). In fact, the search box should become your best friend
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Lastly but by no means least, the members here are amazing - very friendly and helpful, so if you need an answer to a question or simply want some reassurance that what you are doing is ok, then post away - we all help each other out here at BYC.

All the best
CT
 
Hi all

I picked up my chickens yesterday. 1 H&N Brown Nick, 1 Speckled Rock, 1 Bovans Nera & 1 BBF. They are settling into the coop at the moment. I was advised to settle them in for a couple of days before letging them out so they know where to go of a night time. :D

Sue
 
Hi Sue - great news about your new girls. Yep, I keep new chickens in the coop for 2 nights and then let them free range - never had a problem with them not knowing where home is.

Good luck

CT
 
The girls have settled in well and there isn't too much trouble with them going away of a night but they do like some interaction before going to bed of a night. I often have a chicken sitting on my head and one on each shoulder for 5 -10 minutes with the fourth sitting on my feet. They were hatched on 23rd November 2015. Waiting for the first egg.
 

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