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I sent out a question short while ago. Not sure where it went. New to this forum. Anyway, can anyone give me some advice? My chickens just started laying eggs few days ago. So excited!!! My question: I live in Florida and it's very hot here. I read about gathering eggs like three times a day...

House chicken?!! How cute! I have eleven girls about 5 months old. Red Stars. They love being outside and free ranging. One almost came in the back door yesterday. We have tile floors. I may let her in next time !!

That looks like a hen to me!!

Cats. Cocker spaniel and cats. Stupid phone

My cocker spaniel and cars. They all like to hang out with each other. So cute!! One thing I am concerned about .... A neighbor said there are Hawks around the bayou I live on. I am very worried now. What can I do? The girls would be absolutely miserable if they couldn't free range. They are...

They are happy chickens. We have had a lot of rain. They will stay out free ranging if the rain is light. When it pours they run into their pen. So funny to watch chickens run!

Deb's Bayou girls

Thanks. I think they are pretty chickens too. They sure do love to eat. I enjoy making up treats for them by combining leftovers with bread and fruit. They love it. As far as egg production, I would prefer less eggs over a longer period of time. Oh well. Just starting this venture Deb60

Do they lay eggs for more than 2 - 3 years? Which types of chickens lay eggs longer? Deb60

So Red Sex Link chickens are high producers of eggs but only for a few years? I was told most chickens lay eggs for up to 8 years. I wish I had known this because I have eleven. Now I wish I had diversified a bit. I still could. I know some friends who would like a few chickens. May place...

Oh that sounds good!! Thank you so much. Do red sex links have good temperment? What are some pros and cons?

New to this!! Have had my eleven chickens for about three months. Bought them as chicks. I'm really enjoying them and can't wait for eggs. Not sure what breed they are. Was told Rhode Island Reds but they are light red with patches of white.

I've had my eleven girls about three months now. Got them as chicks from tractor supply. Thought they were Rhide Island Reds. They are a light reddish with patches of white. They love to eat! I enjoy giving them different foods to try. Can't wait for eggs!