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post #11 of 2403
1/9/08 at 7:48am

Shelley, ID here.  Formerly of the Boise area.

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post #12 of 2403
1/9/08 at 7:49am

big_smile

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post #13 of 2403
1/9/08 at 10:34am

Hello from Athol, Idaho!

No laughing, that really is the name of the town.

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(Home of 1 special husband, 2 boys, 1 chocolate lab, 2 light brahams, 1 black star, 4 buff orpingtons, 3 barred rocks, 2 GLW, 2 andalusians, 2 aracauna, 5 silkies, 3 rhode island red, 1 easter egger, pheasants, and a parcel full of wildlife)
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True love is in the little things

(Home of 1 special husband, 2 boys, 1 chocolate lab, 2 light brahams, 1 black star, 4 buff orpingtons, 3 barred rocks, 2 GLW, 2 andalusians, 2 aracauna, 5 silkies, 3 rhode island red, 1 easter egger, pheasants, and a parcel full of wildlife)
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post #14 of 2403
1/9/08 at 10:46am

I'm in TX but I'm curious about Idaho. I've thought for a while that it might be a nice place to live. How are things there? Do you all enjoy living there?

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Tara

I've got 3 happy TX backyard hens:  a speckled sussex, a golden-laced cochin and a light brahma. In addition, I've got 8 spoiled housecats and a husband who's become a chicken lover! See my chicken videos: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=taragruber22
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I've got 3 happy TX backyard hens:  a speckled sussex, a golden-laced cochin and a light brahma. In addition, I've got 8 spoiled housecats and a husband who's become a chicken lover! See my chicken videos: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=taragruber22
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post #15 of 2403
1/9/08 at 10:49am

Idaho is a very nice place to live, once you adjust to the cold.  Western Idaho is warmer than Eastern.  My friends from Boise come to visit me here and freeze to death.  It's very scenic here, especially if you move from Texas smile  I can say that, I was a Texan once!

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post #16 of 2403
1/9/08 at 10:55am

Used to live in Soda Springs, if that counts! In New Jersey now. Very different, to say the least! JJ

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"You must be the change you wish to see in the world" ~Ghandhi

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post #17 of 2403
1/9/08 at 11:14am

tongue Hehe, I spent most of my life up until a year ago in northern IL so the cold doesn't really bother me. I don't care very much for ice and deep snow though. I always got the impression that southern ID had a more temperate climate - is that true?

Woah JJ - that's a big change - from little Soda Springs to NJ? From the map, Soda Springs looks like a little tiny town, kinda isolated. I guess you were perhaps an hour away or so from Pocatello? From what I've heard Pocatello is really nice - but starting to be discovered by the Hollywood types.
One of the reasons ID appeals to me is lots of space and parkland for recreation. I love to trail-run and hike so of course ID looks great to me.
What is Boise like?

I've got 3 happy TX backyard hens:  a speckled sussex, a golden-laced cochin and a light brahma. In addition, I've got 8 spoiled housecats and a husband who's become a chicken lover! See my chicken videos: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=taragruber22
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I've got 3 happy TX backyard hens:  a speckled sussex, a golden-laced cochin and a light brahma. In addition, I've got 8 spoiled housecats and a husband who's become a chicken lover! See my chicken videos: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=taragruber22
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post #18 of 2403
1/9/08 at 11:21am

Southwestern Id has a more temperate climate.  Eastern gets warm in the summer, but is usually windy and cold from early November to Early May.  I've seen snowflakes in the air on the 4th of July before.  I live about 45 minutes from Pocatello.  There are a lot of SoCals moving in (no offense to anyone from there.)  Sometimes there's trouble because they didn't like California, but want to change Idaho to be like where they came from.  Then again there are a lot of great Californians I've met despite that.  I've lived in Nevada, Texas, Oklahoma, and North Carolina, and Idaho is where I choose to call home.

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post #19 of 2403
1/9/08 at 4:55pm

Rathdrum Idaho here!

The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it.

"I put on five ounces this year. Ive really bulked up. "  - Chicken Little
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The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it.

"I put on five ounces this year. Ive really bulked up. "  - Chicken Little
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post #20 of 2403
3/8/08 at 1:16pm

Mountain Home, Idaho here!!  We are ready for spring!!!I got some of my chickens in Kuna I see a few of you are in kuna wonder if I have some of your chickens????lol  The lady I got my chickens from her name was kim!!  If you are out there they are happy and laying!

Erica


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