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    First Breeding Experience

    Hello Everyone! A few weeks ago I posted some photos of a new rooster that I bought from a local farm and an Olive Egger hen whose eggs I wanted to hatch. I admit, I am interested in green and blue eggs. My chickens are not pure breed chickens. I study up on correlations and genetics and I...
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  2. Michelle Cousineau

    Maine

    Yes. I think so. I am in Whiting. Our hens got a little frostbite on their combs last year in an uninsulated coop. So yes, by this winter mine will be.
  3. Michelle Cousineau

    Introduction: The Life I Want

    Hello Everyone. I am a new member. I live in the Maine Woods in a 600 square foot cabin with my partner of 30 years. My chickens have a 120 square foot coop. Pound per pound they probably have more space than we do! I have a mixed flock, some breeds, some not. I am trying my second...
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    Either creating ceramic art or communing with my chickens.

    Either creating ceramic art or communing with my chickens.
  5. Michelle Cousineau

    Muffs or Tufts?

    Hello and thank you all for your help. I just bought this rooster from a farm that had a mixed flock. I think he is beautiful and looks most like an Ameraucana or EE to me. What do you think? I plan to hatch eggs that he fertilizes from an Olive Egger that is black with green irridescent...
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