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Thank you! I've been reading up on some of these things, but nothing like advice from the experienced!

Maybe, but I'm not sure I really want that many. Three seems more doable somehow. Maybe I can add later?

I did get a manufactured coop that says it's for 4-6 birds, but based on what I've read, it's really not suitable for more than 3. Thanks!

Adult hens. Someone said 3 is better than 2 because they like to socialize. The set up I have probably is too small for 4.

I'm in Beaverton, just getting started with a couple of chickens. (2 or 3?) I don't know what breed(s) to get, but looking for good-natured fun pets who also lay eggs. :-)

Hello! I've decided to get 2-3 chickens for my suburban backyard. We had chickens when I was a kid, but that was a "couple of years" ago, and we lived on a farm back then. Yes, I can have up to 4 chickens per city code, yes, my yard is well fenced, yes, I have a coop and an enclosed run. I do...