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  1. folgerrd

    New Member - Lori in Southern Idaho (Magic Valley) - First time chicken momma

    Good luck You can do this! I am very excited for you. and fingers crossedyou get a full hatch!
  2. folgerrd

    New Member - Lori in Southern Idaho (Magic Valley) - First time chicken momma

    Ah I see. you sound well equipped and ready to go, have fun, best of luck and again
  3. folgerrd

    New Member - Lori in Southern Idaho (Magic Valley) - First time chicken momma

    If you do keep her cooped up she can't do many of her motherly duties, unfortunately
  4. folgerrd

    New Member - Lori in Southern Idaho (Magic Valley) - First time chicken momma

    I don`t mean to doubt you I just suggest you consider brooding, just in case the momma hen tries to lead them back to your neighbors or just leave period. Chicks need to be kept really warm so you`ll want to have the coop or brooder(whichever you choose) ready to go by the time they`re hatched...
  5. folgerrd

    New Member - Lori in Southern Idaho (Magic Valley) - First time chicken momma

    Are you planning on incubating and brooding or letting nature take it's course? What about feed, home-made or store bought? It's a big leap to raising chickens, but so worth it.
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