Reviews by StaffordshireLady

This is timeless and so interesting.

A new thing to me. Thank you

This article has given me the confidence to raise some chicks of my own. Thank you.

Really interesting. I learned a lot. Thanks. Great Pics!

Interesting article. Who knew!

A good reminder with a few extras that I had not thought about. Thank you.

Brilliant suitable for everyone to understand. Thank you.

I found this really interesting. It gets over that you have to get well informed and prepared before you commit to buying the eggs.

This is really useful to us newbies who are trying to build up our flock. The first three that I have were in pretty good condition but todays girls are looking very rough much like the pics on this post. Thank you. x

You can never have too much info. I would never have used a toothbrush but of course I would have made a right mess!

Thank you for all your hard work and research in to his subject. It is really helpful information for all levels of experience.

I really enjoyed reading about this venture. There are lots of hints for most of us newbies as well as the more experienced.
Thank you for sharing with us.
(so glad yet again that I found this site )

Excellent information. Thank you.

We folks who are new at keeping chickens really appreciate others who pass on the3se extra bits of information.
Thank you.

My ladies are coming soon. I am reading every article that I can find so that I don't mess up. This is good simple advice & good idea to keep the cost down.

Reviews by StaffordshireLady

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Reviews by StaffordshireLady

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