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  1. Laurel Chick

    Hello! New member...

    Thanks everybody! Thanks for the info about the predators; I will sure look at that. We have learned a lot in the last few years. We do let them free range for a few hours a day in the afternoons, because they just love it so much, but we know that increases risks. We don't have a leash law...
  2. Laurel Chick

    Chickens in the garden -good idea?

    We have really horrible rocky soil, so all our gardens are raised beds, 12-18 inches high and made from landscape timbers. The chickens will get in and pulverize everything,which is good when you want it tilled, weeded, and cleared of insect pests! They especially go for greens, but possibly the...
  3. Laurel Chick

    Weirdest egg contest

    I know! The curly thing fell off but there was a hole under it, so I gave it to my dog just to be safe! She laid a few eggs but has stopped. Hopefully she'll pick up in the spring... and have normal eggs!
  4. Laurel Chick

    Prettiest Rooster Contest!!!

    Sorry if this is a repeat... I am new here and learning how to post pictures! There are so many beautiful birds on this thread! This is Elvis, 9 months old, supposed to be a partridge rock, but he apparently has something else mixed in!
  5. Laurel Chick

    Weirdest egg contest

    My two year old Ameraucana laid this after her molt...
  6. Laurel Chick

    Prettiest Rooster Contest!!!

    There are so many gorgeous ones, but I just have to put my Elvis in there... he is a 9 month old supposedly partridge rock, but obviously mixed!
  7. Laurel Chick

    Hello! New member...

    Hello! Thanks for letting me join. I have had chickens for about four years now. My avatar is my rooster, Elvis, who lives up to his name as he is always singing and is a hunka hunka burnin love! :) Elvis was supposed to be a partridge Plymouth rock, but I'm quite sure he's not a purebred, lol...
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