Not really sure what to write on here... Just got my first set of hens and we are sooo excited to see what this will do for our family. We are still building our chicken coop! One paycheck at a time unfortunately! It is what it is tho! They are so fun to watch and could sit by their box for hours watching them! Got ours at Tractor Supply (surprise from hubby). They are reds. Not sure exact breed. We shall see! Love the articles on this website! Thanks!
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