I have been trying to find a breeder to send me hatching eggs or chicks for months. I get no response from the Hedemora FB group and individual breeders I email or message never respond.
Does anyone know of or have Hedemora hatching eggs or chicks I could buy?
TYIA and sorry for my frustration.
Hello everyone. I am still in the process of building my coop and then will be leaving for vacation over Labor Day Weekend. I plan on starting to gather my first ever flock of chickens after returning home. I am researching breeds and know that I need cold hardy and prefer docile ones as this...
Hi everyone!
I live in NW PA near Erie. Neither I nor my SO has ever raised/owned chickens. We are currently in the process of designing the coop we will build (hopefully soon). I have some questions and will try not to drive everyone nuts with my pestering.
Is anyone available to chicken...
If I've done my research correctly and my info recall has not taken an absolute dive, I think I remember a hard and fast "rule" of a minimum square 1" ventilation per square feet of coop floor space. Is that am accurate or sufficient "rule" to follow?
I could extend the roof overhang further out on the low and shielded side of the coop and have the vent close to the roof line. That wall is one of the 66" long sides, so I could get quite a long vent.
I'm relatively new, so I apologize in advance. I am unaware of/can't locate the "states thread". Do I just post a general "looking for" post somewhere?
I am looking for someone that I could rely on for extended periods away from home. There are older threads in this forum (2-8 years old) specifically made for gathering the information and location of people willing to chicken sit in one thread.
We are building a 4’ x 8’ coop with one of the short ends having a storage room (33” x 48”). This leaves an actual coop size of 66” x 48” with one of the 4 walls butting against the storage room. Not counting windows, would a 3” gap at top of coop along the 3 outside walls be sufficient...
My neighbor’s chickens used to come to our yard to eat the bird seed the wild birds dropped under the feeder. My dogs never tried attacking them. They did scare the chickens a few times walking up to them to “check them out”. There is nothing funnier than a chicken running.
First, I apologize if this exact question has been asked already.
I have decided that I would like to join the backyard chicken club and am still in the research phase as I am the type to research something to death. I want to start with 4 chickens that are known for docility and cold-hardy...
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Ok. Let's start with the basic questions/answers....
1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens?
I have never had chickens and have never really been exposed to them for extended periods. I do live in the country and have neighbors all around with chickens, so I am...