Hi, I am just now entertaining the idea of having chickens and a coop. I need to learn more though. This looks like a great place to start.
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. But first, obviously you'll need to decide how many chickens you want? Then you could start building or buying a coop that fits your # of chicks/chickens. But yea, start w/the chicken breed page or this page 
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