Oh, I've learned quite a bit about the biosecurity. I'm not saying run out there and grab all this stuff without checking anything first. If I do get "permission" for a flock, I'll be building my coop and run from scratch and then buying some pullets from a reliable source, most likely. I've always been of the philosophy of do things right, do things once. Checking for mites, lice and worms is something you can do there before you even buy them, as well as the other general welfare checks for bumblefoot and pecking injuries.biosecurity! quarrantine! mite/lice checks! have you learned nothing from reading this forum? start with chicks, build a coop or buy a new one. stop driving your wife crazy, unless that is the plan.
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What she said!
Only nicer...
Love you Pastry
Gallo, hope you have good turnout...Think I can squeeze it out....Pm'ing
). I work in a hospital and my days can be long and brutal. Hence, the urban farm and chicken weirdness. Lol, I need a release and I certainly get it from them. 
. I was going to post a nasty statement about chicken prejudist, stereo typing, narrow minded people, blah , blah ,blah, when my youngest h.daughter stopped me with an embarrassed look, so I just kept it in. Still irks me.. She turned to look at me and said " you really need to find someone else to take care of your chickens!". Both my h.daughters don't care too much for the chickens! They are jealous! That sibling rivalry thing... And at their ages!
