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Alrighty I’ll probably start a new poll now for everyone to vote on :)

And here is takeylla if anyone is curious

Funny enough, that’s one I came up for to vote one if I get one more vote on takeylla Hatchery :)

Ok thank you, I think that Takeylla being the first part of the hatchery will be fitting for me. Because I love my bird dearly and she’s sweet and affectionate towards anyone she meets, which is unusual for most birds that I know of. She’s a sweet rescue bird that I think will go well in the...

This might not be exciting to any of y’all but this is very exciting to me! :)

But of coarse, I feel like my vote wouldn’t count though:)

But if Takeylla Hatchery gets over 10 votes I’ll make another poll with different names then Hatchery, like Takeylla’s poultry or Takeylla farm and more, to choose from

That’s what started me on chicks, them being at a store

A place where you buy chicks, or fish, but mostly a place to get chicks

Ok thank you for your input, I appreciate it:)

Because I’ve been thinking of what I’d like to do, and I decided I’d like to be a poultry breeder, and I’m starting with chickens and moving from there. My goal is to become a breeder who loves and cares about every bird I have. And I plan to spend time with them so they’ll be tame pets as well...

What would be a better word that would still sound good and let you know what I’m having in my farm or something, I’d like some suggestions:) Oh ok :)

Anyone else? :)

Ok thank you for your advice:)

I gave it a 20 day end period, I just figured saying something to get it on the home screen would let people see it :)

Any more suggestions anyone?

Ok thank you :) I’m on the fence with what to choose so I was like, what better way than to get help by casting votes on the ones I like :)

I’m trying to figure out which would be the best names. Because when I graduate I’d like to start to be a poultry breeder, and I plan to start with chickens and then venture out from there, and the birds I have in mind are chickens (obviously, but starting with bantams), pheasants, peafowl...