Wow you will have a lot of eggs soon!We just got 30 chicks, 15 white layers and 15 brown layers. So far they are all healthy and enjoying their new home.
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Wow you will have a lot of eggs soon!We just got 30 chicks, 15 white layers and 15 brown layers. So far they are all healthy and enjoying their new home.
Cute coop!I moved and had to rehome my flock a couple years ago but recently, March 1st got some chicks to raise and started building a coop. It's still as awesome as I remember it being the first-time but without the learning curve of being totally new to chick raising or chickens. I'm happy to be a chicken dad again. Anyway here is a pic of the coop.
It may not be just a phase.Hello! We've had some wonderful adventures with chickens since joining - wild fires, bear attacks, hawk attacks, sour crop, random death...but the forums here most definitely have a lot of answers!
Funny this comes now as this morning, one of my hens has now decided after 2 years of being with me...she wants to crow
I'm hoping its just a phase as my neighbours did not like it when we had a rooster.
Good luck on keeping the foxes away.Just got 6 Rhode Island Red chicks to add to my "flock". I have 4 Barred Rocks from 2 years ago and 9 Blue Plymouth Rocks from last year (pretty birds and huge eggs). Different kinds each year. Foxes got 2 of them. When the foxes are raising their pups (now), they hunt during the day also. I let the birds out to forage only for a few hours every other day during this time of year. Unfortunate because it's bug time.I also have 3 guinea hens that think they are chickens and one older rooster.
@wudkarver, this is the thread you're looking for. Welcome back!Where do I post an answer to Nifty-Chicken? He ask me how things were going and I don't know where to post the answer. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Being 81 years old, I don't move around on this computer much. Thanks
Glad you are doing well! Thanks for stopping by!I love this, thanks! I've been busy in my garden with the start of the spring growing season! My girls have been enjoying pecking through the weeds and spent cool weather crops. Hope everyone else is having a great year so far!
Cute pic! Thanks for stopping byBusy as always, it's spring! Spent the winter building a new henhouse so I can expand my organic egg flock. Also fenced in more pasture so I can rotate them to fresh grass as needed. Picked up this batch of assorted bantam chicks from the local feed store for the wife's "kitchen scraps" flock. In two weeks the egg layer chicks arrive from Jenks Hatchery. Hope everyone else is doing great!
So sorry for your issues! Hopefully things will work out for you soonHi, thanks for reaching out. Sadly, I no longer have chickens since last June. It was sad parting with them, but had to sell them when told that my parents' house I've lived in for past 17+ years is being sold by my mother's guardian to help pay Medicaid back. My mom has been living in a nursing home since March 2020, and is in late stage of Alzheimer's. I don't know where I'm going to live, so don't know if I can ever have chickens again, though I hope someday in the future I can have some. For now I need to worry about finding a place to live and improving my physical and mental health.
Best wishes to all,
Sonia
Glad you are doing well! Thanks for stopping by!I am also doing well. Busy with my crazy flock of attitude but adjusting. We have had a weird, busy winter, adding 2 silkie roosters to our flock of 15 hens along with another rooster so obviously looking to rehome at least 1 of the silkies. So far everyone is getting along just fine together.