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    Husband's attitude towards the chicks

    I got 3 chicks for the first time last week. They are 2 weeks old right now and are just adorable! I'm building the coop for them on weekends and plan on keeping them there all winter. I have fears that it might not work out to be suitable, and had mentionned that to my husband when talking...
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    My first chicks!

    Here are my three new chicks! This is my first time with chicks and the coop is being built at the moment. They are about 12 days old. The yellow one is an Ameraucana (from what I learned he's likely an Easter Egger) and so is the darker one towards the right. The striped one is a Penedesenca...
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    Best strategy when you want pet hens?

    I am slowly building a small coop for my future chickens. It's my first time with chickens and I really just wanted 2 hens as our family pets. This is my ideal. By reading a lot on here and other chicken resources, I found that there is a good difference in how much the chicken becomes your pet...
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    Hello from Quebec, Canada!

    My name is Candice. I live the Eastern Townships in Quebec, Canada in a medium-sized city. Seems I am not actually allowed to own chickens and have them live in the city, but I feel pretty confident that no one would notice, or that the 2 people who might notice wouldn't mind at all. And my...
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    First time building a coop - Need advice on what style!

    Note: Sorry, the pics are big. And for people who just look at pics and don't read what I wrote, I did not build any of what is shown! After some thought, I have decided to build a coop! I am looking to have 2-4 chickens. I'd love for it to be able to fit 4 chickens, but would be fine with a...
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    Wondering if this set-up sounds OK (from a total newbie)

    I'm wanting to get 2-4 chickens, partly as pets, partly for eggs and possibly for meat when winter comes since it's harsh here and I'm not sure they'd be able to survive... I live in an apartment that has a sort of wooden "solarium" which is more of a shed-style attachment to the back of my...
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