I hope we can be of help to you! Feel free to post any questions you have. Best of luck to you as you start your chicken adventure!i am learning about chickens in advance of getting a few, and really appreciate all the great members and experience!
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I hope we can be of help to you! Feel free to post any questions you have. Best of luck to you as you start your chicken adventure!i am learning about chickens in advance of getting a few, and really appreciate all the great members and experience!
@fastingfan, welcome back & thanks for checking in!! You have turkeys!? Let us know how your hatch goes. Good luck, & look forward to seeing pictures of them when they hatch.hey there everyone, we currently have 30 chickens which are thriving and two turkeys. The female turkey successfully had two hatchings last year and she is sitting on 11 eggs right now. The weather has been cold so I kept most of the eggs inside and was sneaking 4 more eggs into the house each night until she finally went broody. At that point I gave her 11 back which she accepted without question and put 6 in the incubator. We are coming up on the first candling, hoping our male did his job and that we got the eggs into the house before the cold damaged them. We continue to enjoy all the great information on your site.
Thanks for popping in, @Wajeeha! What's been going on with you?cluck cluck
Hi @Kchopkinson! Do you still have poultry? How have you been doing?Hiya
Yes you are right life happens . I'm still around lol thanks for the check in . Hope everyone has a good weekend
I'm sorry for your loss.Hi all! Still raising our fluffy butts, and dealing with daily life here in NM! Haven't been around since my Grandpop passed, since the chickens were always one of the first questions he'd have for me during our phone callsMy chickens were how I learned that he raised them as well in Gloucester City, NJ when he was a kid
I knew my Grandmom had chickens growing up, because her parents had a farm in Salem, NJ, just didn't realize that Gloucester City, NJ was a place that allowed livestock through the 1940's! Anyway... Thank you Admins for pulling us all back in
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I hope you can still enjoy your chickens and the memories of your Grandpop through them.Good to hear you still have poultry! If you have questions don't hesitate to ask, we're always happy to help.Hi! Thank you for checking in! Still have a small flock of my own. I enjoy your periodic emails and tips!
Hi @586victoria, thanks for checking in! My goodness, that is a lot of eggs! What on earth do you do with them all? Ooo, I like the recycled coops. Do you have any photos? I'd love to see them.Hi!
We have 30 chickens! 1 is a white rock rooster and the rest are hens. We started out with 10 baby chicks at the end of March of 2020. We love our chickens! We get 20-24 eggs a day recently. We have a mix of Sussex, australorps, buffs, barred rocks, red rocks and a white silkie. We also made our own chicken coop and a run with mostly recycled parts! My fiance is a contractor.
Hehehe that is Oreo got vids of her on the tiktok as wellForget the duck videos I wanna see DOG videos! What in the world is that gray goofball?
Doggo is scared of the ducks if they get too close to her because she knows she is not allowed to bite them backYour ducks and puppy look so happy! How well do they get along?
Good to have you around, even if it's just a quick update! Welcome back!
Oh, those sound lovely. How is the Embden/American Buff? I've wanted to see one in person because their neck feathers are very similar to the geese we had. I bet that last one is very unique looking. Do you have any individual pictures of them?Like them names! Love the embden breed: one is embden/american buff, one purebred pilgrim and one Sebastopol, Roman tufted & tolouse.