Chicken math is in full swing here so it seems an appropriate time to start this thread.
We brought home our first box of monsters April 29. 3 Easter Eggers, 1 Olive Egger and a Buff Orpington. They surprised us with their charm and grace.
The beasts outgrew their brooder quickly. Before long, they were spending their days lounging in the sun.
Yes, they have their own beach towel. Mostly because it's now covered in poop.
They grew SO fast! It seemed to happen over night. One of them is obviously from a famous family.
Of course now they're almost hens and have a place of their own.
Then chicken math took hold. I received a box of monster eggs in the mail! Who knew such a thing was possible? Thankfully, I had an incubator ready to go.
A mere three days later, I was informed there was another package for me at the post office. This time, a box of live, noisy monsters had been sent. 3 Australorps, 2 Dark Brahmas and 2 Speckled Sussex.
I hope this is all of them. They are entertaining but we only have room for so many.
We brought home our first box of monsters April 29. 3 Easter Eggers, 1 Olive Egger and a Buff Orpington. They surprised us with their charm and grace.

The beasts outgrew their brooder quickly. Before long, they were spending their days lounging in the sun.


Yes, they have their own beach towel. Mostly because it's now covered in poop.
They grew SO fast! It seemed to happen over night. One of them is obviously from a famous family.

Of course now they're almost hens and have a place of their own.

Then chicken math took hold. I received a box of monster eggs in the mail! Who knew such a thing was possible? Thankfully, I had an incubator ready to go.


A mere three days later, I was informed there was another package for me at the post office. This time, a box of live, noisy monsters had been sent. 3 Australorps, 2 Dark Brahmas and 2 Speckled Sussex.

I hope this is all of them. They are entertaining but we only have room for so many.