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post #21 of 27

6/3/12 at 12:30am

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sushifish

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Thank you everyone! We are so happy with our coop and especially our sweet chickens!

My husband, daughter and I have a Rhode Island Red (Blue), Buff Orpington (Harriet), Barred Rock (Nelly), Serama (Phyllis) and 2 silkies, white (Aretha) and blue (Georgia). We also share our world with a Great Dane (Molly), a Pitbull mix (Clyde) and a Chihuahua (Choochie), 3 cats (Marley, Eeyore and Schnitzel), 3 hermit crabs and 3 fish.

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6/3/12 at 3:55am

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Looks like a summer cottage at the lake. The rest of the chickens on the block will be jealous.

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6/3/12 at 2:59pm

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Pretty day in Lacey!

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6/3/12 at 3:58pm

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More build details can be found here...

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/nw-garden-coop

Just got another egg from our Serama, Phyllis this morning, so fun!

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10/29/12 at 8:45am

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Do you mind me asking for the coop designs and where you bought your chickens? By the way, Beautiful coop.

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10/29/12 at 7:19pm

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Beautiful coop! We just started with chicken this summer and got our first eggs this weekend. You are right - so fun! Enjoy!

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1/18/13 at 8:18am

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We have a very similar story to yours. I'll post pics of our coop this weekend. I do have a question. We have 3 hens after finding out 3 of our original 6 were boys! So now we have 1 year old Maggie, Dumplin and sweet tea. We have had wonderful joy and success with our ladies. I have ordered 3 new hens which will arrive in March. When you added your new hens what was the age difference and how did you introduce them? I do have our smaller original coop I could keep the chicks in until they are 4 or 5 months. Did you have any issues with your original hens accepting the new hens? Thanks!