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  1. poohberri04

    I am moving...How do I transport my chickens?

    I am moving in a few days and I have been reading posts about how to transport chickens. I have two White Plymouth Rock chickens. I read to find a box they would fit snugly in and put holes in it for air or find a cat carrier. They will be in the car for about 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Is that too long...
  2. poohberri04

    my chickens have started clucking!

    I have two White Plymouth Rock chickens (Lucy and Ethel) who just turned 12 weeks. They started trying to cluck last week and are now no longer doing the cute little peep peeps. But everyone says when they start to cluck means they will start laying eggs...but its a little early still no...
  3. Just a simple chicken coop for Lucy and Ethel

    Just a simple chicken coop for Lucy and Ethel

  4. 8 feet by 8 feet and a little room to fly.

    8 feet by 8 feet and a little room to fly.

  5. My backyard Chicken Coop

    My backyard Chicken Coop

    I built it all by myself. Who needs a man? LOL
  6. poohberri04

    4-5 week old chicks

    These are the first chicks I've ever tried raising and am doing surprisingly well if I do say so myself. We are currently building up our backyard and have not purchased a coop yet. The guy I talked to at the feed store said not to put them outside until 7-8 weeks. And where I live it still gets...
  7. Lucy and Ethel's first photo at one week old

    Lucy and Ethel's first photo at one week old

  8. Lucy and Ethel

    Lucy and Ethel

    White Plymouth Rock chicks
  9. poohberri04

    4-5 week old chicks

    I have two four and a half week old chicks. They are currently under a heat lamp in a big box. If it is warm enough outside, say 70-75 degrees, I let them run around in the backyard in recently constructed planter boxes. They have no dirt in them as of yet and are about 6'x6'x2' and make great...
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