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quite evil, but i guess its better than the alternative. most who buy straight run are in rural areas or are in it for meat anyways.

Has anyone ever got 100% females or 100% males in a straight run order? (preferably an order ≥3) just curious.

im building a coop, in your opinion, what location should i use? LOCATION 1: Abandoned rink Pictures: Left Middle Right Pros: Large space, Bugs, Freedom (of Building), its close to the place where we let our dogs pee :P. Cons: Wet in summer (there might be a way to drain it), not much...

okay, electric fencing. now that i think of it, electric fencing would solve alot of problems, see, my dog is actually traumatized by wires, he bit one and... well... yeah... he wont even go into the basement unless he had to, so one shock from those would scare him off for good, hope he dosent...

hey BYC! so im stating to make coop plans, i have land and underground predators to worry about. (mostly foxes, raccoons and black bears, along with egg murderers: snakes and rats) im making "Guantanamo Coop" because getting the right type of chicken in canada is hard (or impossible) but...

that is true, ill look for some good rare breeds.

im not sure if mcmurray has them, ill ask when i place my order quite an interesting idea, most people seek female chicks anyways so i could get some of my money back, i will probably get buff orpington packing peanuts seeing how they are friendly, good layers and meat producers, cheap and...

any good websites to dispose of "packing peanuts"? culling is last resort. im probably going to have to get chickens across the border, (insert trump joke here), because ive looked (for entire weeks) EVERYWHERE for a canadian hatchery with delawares and murray mcmurray supplies the paperwork...

i've chosen my breed, delawares. (i will probably get more breeds when i have more money to throw at this) i have searched EVERYWHERE on the internet for these little guys in newbrunswick, heck, i can hardly find them in america! so, delaware owners in n.b. do you know any hatcherys that: 1...

Thanks for the advice guys! (or gals, depending) This is a great community!

so im new here on Back Yard Chickens! (first post, so dont drown me in sulfuric acid if im doing it wrong.) im a... uhh... *checks terms of service* holy crap... uhhhhhh... ahem... i may or may not be a part of the male gender, live in southern atlantic canada in a family of 4 (+ 2 dogs) and be...