Fantastic article! I actually just acquired three geese, and this article answers so many of my questions - and then some! It can be overwhelming to search for this info, and I appreciate that not only all the basics have been addressed, but also that you included links to other articles or sites that have further information. Thank you for this info! Very, very informative!
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ColtHandorf
You're so welcome! I'm glad it could help.
BaaKaaawk
Don't forget to round up... he may catch on if you say you have 1/2 chicken. Go with 1 to be safe. ;D
Well written, informstive, and concise yet thorough. This is one of the best articles I've read for novice chicken owners.
rosemarythyme
Oh wow my coop got featured!
Yes there's a lot of BYC influence. I don't think the new coop would've come out nearly the same without it, from amount of ventilation to the litter used. I'm glad someone urged me to photograph both old and new coops together before the old one was removed, because it really does illustrate the difference between what I thought I knew going in, and what I've learned in the 2 years since then.
Yes there's a lot of BYC influence. I don't think the new coop would've come out nearly the same without it, from amount of ventilation to the litter used. I'm glad someone urged me to photograph both old and new coops together before the old one was removed, because it really does illustrate the difference between what I thought I knew going in, and what I've learned in the 2 years since then.
pipdzipdnreadytogo
Not to worry, more chicks are coming! I intend to add to this article each time I hatch or buy chicks, so the numbers should continue to get larger and larger!
Thank you for this article - reflector the pics that allow for comparison. I am anxiously awaiting eggs from my almost 20 week old pullets, and after reading your article, I realized my girls' combs are not nearly as red and ready as I thought they might be. 