Nice! I started with Parti Color Cockers in the late 70's and worked for Bob Covey in CA and when he moved to CO he invited us to move there too and wanting to get our kids out of So. Cal, we did and have never missed CA. My kennel name at the time was Debills Cocker Spaniels. My husband got us...
There are a lot of cattle ranchers our here in the plains but you can't have very many per acre. Goats are becoming very popular apparently as I see them on a lot of properties now. The bad things is those properties are now pretty barren due to the over grazing. People need to be more...
Yoder is about 30 miles east of Colorado Springs out on the plains. It's not really a town as most people know the word, but rather is a post office and a community!
I have about 50 chickens which is down from what I have had in the past. I have 4 turkeys and a few pheasant. We live on 40...
Hi BasqueLover, I am new to Basque Hens and would like to make contact. Are you in America? Do you sell hatching eggs? I am friends with another Basque Hen breeder here in Colorado but I would love to make friends with others too and be able to get more diversity in my flock. I am also hoping to...
Hi Colorado folks! I am a returning BYC member and wanted to say hi to others from CO! I live in Yoder and have LF Colombian Wyandotts, Basque Hen Chickens and a couple of Ayam Cemani along with a mixed layer flock. I also have turkeys and Lady Amherst Pheasants and a small farm of other...
Hi all,
I have been a BYC member for a long time but got busy with other things in life and neglected this forum/site. But now the time has come to get back at it so I will reintroduce myself!
I will use the template offered:
(1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? I...
I also feed layer crumbles. I also feed scratch mixed in with the crumbles to get a good dark yellow yolk. With the crumbles by themselves the yolks just aren't as rich looking.
My girls also free range around the hogs and horses. I live on 40 acres so they have lots of room.
They always come...
Hi, I also use kitty litter boxes that have covers. My girls like them over the wooden nest boxes and the majority of eggs layed are in the litter boxes. They are easy to clean, they don't habor parasites and they are light weight.
They do come in different sizes too.