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    What should I know about Silkes?

    thank you soso much! They seem pretty funny :)
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    What should I know about Silkes?

    Title says it all.. I was thinking about ordering some Silkes along with more hens soon (more chickens, right?) Anyway, should I know anything specific about their personalities, care to keep their feathers nice, egg laying, etc.? Thank you in advance! (:
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    Hello from NY!!

    Thank bunches (: and by the way, I live in the Finger Lakes region also!
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    Hello from NY!!

    Thanks so much, love the username btw
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    Hello

    from NY! Looking forward to seeing your posts (:
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    what can i plant in the chicken yard???

    See, I'm having the same issue. I have the same amount and my hens just eat and run down everything I plant in the run! I haven't found a permanent solution for it yet but when I cut the grass I spread it out in there so they have grass until next time. Good luck with your flock!
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    My Chicks Shipped today

    How old are your other chicks?
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    What poultry food should I use?

    I've been using Purina Mills medicated feed for years. You might also wanna check this post out for other snacks, it helped me tons! https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/chicken-treat-chart-the-best-treats-for-backyard-chickens
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    Hello, new from NC

    Hi there from NY! and this forum is loaded
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    Who knew chickens were so much fun!?!?!

    Hello from NY & ! (:
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    Hello from NY!!

    Thank you all
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    Hello from Pennsylvania!

    It's the little icon of a house (near the smiley face)
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    What do they really need?

    Hi! You should really check out this post, it helped me a lot. https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/chicken-treat-chart-the-best-treats-for-backyard-chickens
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    New to Chickens

    Hello and ! The best birds for a really hot climate will be the Leghorn types with smaller bodies, less-fluffy feathering, and larger combs. Good luck (:
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