Georgia Here Too !!!!!

[kinnip]

I'm just west that and still consider myself on the outskirts. ATL has some big hoop skirts!

 

[Marcy]

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Depends on what you consider the "outskirts".

We're just West of Six Flags.

Ah

I'm exactly the same distance out from you, but on the other side, in Decatur. I have some friends who just moved away from Austell, though, so I'm very familiar with that area.

 

[tutuhappy]

Hi! I'm new to the message board. I don't have any chickens (yet!) but I'm hoping for some araucana chicks or eggs. I live in Cherokee county about 3 miles north of Cobb county. I was really surprised by how many people on BYC live in GA!

 

[jbowyer01]

Hello all... I'm new to BYC but I've been lurking in the backround for a while just reading all the interesting things everyone has to say...and yes I have now caught the fever...I finally talked my husband into letting me have a couple of chickens so hopefully soon I will have a coop and hear the clucking of my chickens (I'm sooo excited) I live in a small town in south west Ga. called Cusseta. So if anyone is from my area just give a yell! and any advise is appreciated.

 

[grams]

New member, loving all the information.
Palmetto, Georgia
1dominac, 3 rode island red, 2 sexlinks and now I know I have 6 EE after reading your info.
34 year old mare, bought her when she was 3
20 year old pony
new miniture stud 6 six years old. Leaning manors
pot belly pig 9 years old, no manors.

2 guineas
papillion, poodle, 2 stray dogs, 2 cats
4 grandchildren that love gramsfarm.
grams

 

[RUHAMA]

Hey! I'm in Thomaston,GA. And yes, I love my birds. I have silkies, salmon favorelles and easter egger mixes and mixed bantams - all are bantam size. I have put away the incubators, but was not counting on the hens gonna insist on hatching eggs on their own. I will not take away any of their tiny chicks (they are so tender with them), but if someone would like to adopt some roos, hens, or half-grown chicks, I would love to share.

 

[Marcy]

I would be happy to adopt a couple of hens or chicks but am afraid- would bantams be hopelessly picked on by ordinary-sized hens? I have 2 brahmas, an aurucana, 2 RIRs and a silver-laced wyandotte.

 

[RUHAMA]

Hey Marcy! Welcome! Farms have always had mixes. Anything new would have to be visible but not accessible to the homebirds for a few days or weeks. (depending on their response to them). I usually have put them in a cage in the pen, or partisioned off a small area of the pen with plastic garden fencing. If you are still interested, what kind did you prefer? You are welcome to e-mail me. I will be at work tonight and tomorrrow night so will not get back to the computer until tuesday evening.

 

[grams]

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Palmetto GA here. Would love to buy some of your beautiful eggs. Grams from [email protected]

 

[Felicitas]

West Cobb County here, just outside the city limits of Marietta at the southwestern foot of Kennesaw Mountain. No chickens yet - we're working out the logistics, and it looks like it'll be a project for the next few months.