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morgandrew86
In the Brooder
oh I guess i do need add my location, thank you SO MUCH so pointing that out Im in Reno Nv, so we are dry mostly. summer get up to 100 degrees but winter can be as low as 0! sometimes even a few degrees negative but not for long. I do already have chicks. 2 of them! and i think we are going to add 2 more to have an even 4 and hope we have no males, but we wont know for awhile. Buying a shed is a brilliant idea... and using a caged dog run as my chicken run is also so smart. I have been researching so much i have a feeling im going to turn into a crazy chicken lady!!!! I kind of love them alreadyWelcome to BYC!!
Yes, indeed it is...like getting a sip of water from a a full on fire hose.
I infer from you avatar you already have chicks?
So you're under the gun to get it done....
....or do you have time to research, plan and build??
ETA: just read your intro...that friend is not a friend IMO(mostly kidding).
Buying or building a shed is a good suggestion...it will have plenty of space and can be used as a shed if you decide chickens are not for you.
The super-cute coops you see all over farm stores and the internet are junk,
tho they can have their uses one of them is not your main coop.
Where in the world are you?
Climate is everything, so putting your location in your profile is very helpful,
it's easy to do and then it's always there.
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