Montana

[Chicken Woman]

Anyone in Billings Montana or nearby ?

 

[SwansonHomestead]

Corvallis/Bitterroot Valley here! I have two golden laced wyandottes, one blue wyandotte and one black unknown Looking to get as many wyandottes as my husband will let me

 

[ThunderHillChick]

Corvallis/Bitterroot Valley here! I have two golden laced wyandottes, one blue wyandotte and one black unknown Looking to get as many wyandottes as my husband will let me

They are So Pretty those Wyandotte’s!! Just sneak them into the coop... after a while they get hard to count when they are running around

 

[Mtviking]

I just wanted to share some of my Montana chicks

 

[Chicken Woman]

I would love to meet some BYU people so if you come to Billings let me know ill buy you lunch. Lori

 

[yodelhawk]

Hi, I'm in Great Falls. Pretty new to the whole chicken stuff... About 3 months. Have a great day

 

[406girl4life]

Hello fellow MT chicken people! Located in Jefferson County, have my first flock with three EEs (2 I’m pretty sure are pullets and 1 I think is gonna be a Roos) and three BR pullets!
Just moved them from the brooder to their coop yesterday!

 

[Uff Da]

Hi folks. This thread looks like it might be dead, but I'll introduce myself anyway. I'm between Bozeman and Helena, and have lived in Montana my whole life. We've always had chickens.

Right now I'm focusing on Icelandics, and will eventually be getting some Norwegian Jaerhons. I've also got a few hens that came from Murdoch's at some point, and a random Silkie off of Craigslist that I regret getting.

 

[Bantambird]

Lol it's not really dead, it just goes dormant

 

[Uff Da]

How is everyone's winter going so far? I'm feeling the egg shortage as my three layers slow for the season, but I should have several more hens start laying once days get longer again. The weather's been fairly mild but windy (as always) here in Townsend. My oldest rooster has developed a lovely crow, and the cockerel is working on his. My oldest roo has been dancing for and covering the hens, so I look forward to expanding my flock from within this spring--hooray!