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Have had both - chicks are cute and fun, but way too much work. Now I leave it to the hens - have four, 4 week old chicks at the moment - too much worry and stress even with mama raising them! Meanwhile my 20 week old pullets that were incubator hatched-out in June are only just the past few...

Have to say that the horses are also enjoying the chickens - though when my young rooster first started to crow my Arabian mare almost crashed through her stall hahahaha! When she saw that it was the youngster making all that noise she looked at me as if to say 'that noise is coming from...

OMG yes! Exactly what they are!!!! LMFAO you must have hay burners too 😊

You said chicks - I said laying hen. If I were getting chickens for eggs I wouldn't waste months waiting for a $2 chick grow up, I would pay the $20 for pullet already laying.

For me waiting for 5 to 6 months for hen to start laying is more time and money... If we want layers we get pullets already laying, young chicks are a pain in the patootie!

Have enjoyed reading everyone's comments, many I have chuckled at, some I have empathize with, some I rolled my eyes.... But overall and in the end I have enjoyed the comments. Happy Chicken Keeping everyone!

A laying hens here goes for at least $20.... More if it's a 'breed' and not your average barnyard mutt!

The second option (you check the circle) is pretty much no you wouldn't give an injection. You are getting someone else to do it for you. There is also an option for 'other'.

OMG hahaha I hear u on the 'junkies playground'. All the injectable stuff I give here I have my own sharps container! I have had horses all my life, not to mention dogs, cats, rabbits, cavy, birds since childhood. And now chickens..... Early on I learnt the value of getting my critters...