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New in New England
Welcome. I love my chickens so much as well.- triciayoung
- Post #18
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New in Montana
Welcome. I would keep them in as long as you can - I know this is different than what others say, but, I like to keep track of the "vulnerable" and in the house is the only way I can do it. About the greenhouse, if you can secure it so that predators cannot get in and control the temperature -...- triciayoung
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New member!
Welcome. I am certain you have a lot of experience to share as well.- triciayoung
- Post #17
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Chuckoo Brahmas .
Welcome. You can probably Google hatcheries near me and get a list of hatcheries and then read reviews. If you plan to keep your chickens for a long time - stay away from production breeds.- triciayoung
- Post #19
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Hi everyone!
Welcome. Thank you for your kind word to staff - they deserve it. I believe you will like it here.- triciayoung
- Post #18
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Hello from NH
Welcome. I moved from New England, on the border of MA and NH. You will enjoy it here.- triciayoung
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Hello
Welcome. There will be many that will help you. I have never used an incubator, only momma hen.- triciayoung
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Valdez, Alaska
Welcome. Alaska is a beautiful State. I have been there many times. The only thing I could do without is your cost of living. I have never used an incubator - always momma hen. It is so much easier.- triciayoung
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Coops
Welcome. I want to thank you for taking the time and effort to post here so that you may warn others. It is very kind of you. Can you credit card company help?- triciayoung
- Post #11
- Forum: New Member Introductions