Australia - Six states..and that funny little island.

[Muscovy Wunda]

hello!
I haven't been on this Aussie thread in ages but I just tandomly got a notification again

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

Hello all!

Hello back at ya!

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

How many Chooks do you have @InterestingChickens ?

Here are my five

That's Alice avoiding being photographed

 

[InterestingChickens]

How many Chooks do you have @InterestingChickens ?

Here are my five
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That's Alice avoiding being photographed

I have 3. Isa Brown, Australorp x New Hampshire and a Leghorn x New Hampshire. They are all 19 weeks on Tuesday! Your chickens are very pretty.

 

[chooki]

Hey everyone, I have just created a meetup group for fellow pet chicken owners in Australia, especially those in NSW : https://www.meetup.com/NSW-Pet-Chicken-friends-circle/
If anyone would like to host any kind of event in relation to their feathered babies, voluntary some information session on raising chickens or even hosting poultry auctions, please let me know.
I am open to suggestions. Hopefully we can find better solutions to some old problems: ex-battery hens, urban roosters that you have just hand raised from a baby, etc.

 

[Carla Maxwell]

Hi Folks, I'm new to this forum and to raising chickens. I found this thread in a response to my introduction post.

My husband, Adrian Kosky, and I adopted/rescued four chickens in May 2020 in Daylesford, Vic. He's got the experience, and I'm learning how to care for chooks. So far, so good! Five hundred and thirty-nine eggs, since May's adoption date!

Here's a picture of our chook house built out of recycled materials, along with pictures of the food and water system we're using.

The selfie pic shows a few craft items I've made since the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown.

I look forward to reading your chook stories.

 

[Carla Maxwell]

How many Chooks do you have @InterestingChickens ?

Here are my five
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That's Alice avoiding being photographed

I have four Isa Brown chooks. It's hard to get them all in one photograph!

Edited to add: Sorry, I'm just trying to share how many chooks I have, but I can't figure out who to reply to. I'm sort of new at forum discussions. Lovely pic of the five, though.

 

[Muscovy Wunda]

Beautiful girls! How are you enjoying being achicken mum?

 

[MaryJanet]

Hi Folks, I'm new to this forum and to raising chickens. I found this thread in a response to my introduction post.

My husband, Adrian Kosky, and I adopted/rescued four chickens in May 2020 in Daylesford, Vic. He's got the experience, and I'm learning how to care for chooks. So far, so good! Five hundred and thirty-nine eggs, since May's adoption date!

Here's a picture of our chook house built out of recycled materials, along with pictures of the food and water system we're using.

The selfie pic shows a few craft items I've made since the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown.

I look forward to reading your chook stories.

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They're laying well!

 

[MaryJanet]

Hi Folks, I'm new to this forum and to raising chickens. I found this thread in a response to my introduction post.

My husband, Adrian Kosky, and I adopted/rescued four chickens in May 2020 in Daylesford, Vic. He's got the experience, and I'm learning how to care for chooks. So far, so good! Five hundred and thirty-nine eggs, since May's adoption date!

Here's a picture of our chook house built out of recycled materials, along with pictures of the food and water system we're using.

The selfie pic shows a few craft items I've made since the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown.

I look forward to reading your chook stories.

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I use dine a chook feeders too. They're quite good.