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  1. bittersweethorsefarm

    Four questions from me (a complete newbie).

    Quote: Thank you! I didn't even think about a rooster helping to fend off the smaller preds... but I've always been wary of roosters for rumors of aggressive behavior towards humans. I may have to get a rooster down the road and see what happens between him & me. I came across coyote statues...
  2. bittersweethorsefarm

    Four questions from me (a complete newbie).

    Quote: thank you!! Still learning what breed is rare and what is easy to get to. I always wanted chickens, but never had the motion to actually "get them" until I saw my farm had everything already set up (just needs a little fine tuning from lack of use). I am leaning more to likely keeping...
  3. bittersweethorsefarm

    Four questions from me (a complete newbie).

    Quote: Thank you Nancy! Sorry I forgot to mention... West Virgina (in Berkeley County). Normally mild winters, this past winter year was not fun though. Fencing is 6 feet with logs and cement blocks on the inside to keep the preds out... one strand electric wire at the top (but isn't hot...
  4. bittersweethorsefarm

    Four questions from me (a complete newbie).

    I just purchased a new horse farm this month and my farm already has a chicken coop & a small fenced area right outside of it. I have been scrolling through the Breed list for suitable egg layers (wanting also friendly, non-agressive, easily contained, and not noisy). Delaware Dominique Holland...
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