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Hi-
My name is Bill Phelps and I am considering my first coop in the spring. I hope to learn about how many birds I should have and what type. So far I am leaning towards the Golden Comets. I plan to build/buy the coop this winter and get everything in place for spring. I am planning a B&B when I retire (4 years, 28 days) and want to get the egg production going early.
I have a unique location as I live on a narrow pennisula of land at Nolin Lake. Great views and fairly safe from large preditors (although I do have raccoons & owls).
One concern is how my dogs will adjust to the chickens. My older lab won't be an issue. I saw her one day with a Guinea Hen perched on her and picking at her fur. The younger lab may take some training.
That's it for now.
Bill
My name is Bill Phelps and I am considering my first coop in the spring. I hope to learn about how many birds I should have and what type. So far I am leaning towards the Golden Comets. I plan to build/buy the coop this winter and get everything in place for spring. I am planning a B&B when I retire (4 years, 28 days) and want to get the egg production going early.
I have a unique location as I live on a narrow pennisula of land at Nolin Lake. Great views and fairly safe from large preditors (although I do have raccoons & owls).
One concern is how my dogs will adjust to the chickens. My older lab won't be an issue. I saw her one day with a Guinea Hen perched on her and picking at her fur. The younger lab may take some training.
That's it for now.
Bill
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