Sounds like lots of fun spring projects!Currently trying to finish planting the garden around my new chicken run. Then on to building the duck and goose run and doing a garden around that as well.
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Sounds like lots of fun spring projects!Currently trying to finish planting the garden around my new chicken run. Then on to building the duck and goose run and doing a garden around that as well.
I’d be interested to see this snake trap! How does it work?Hey, still here. 5 adult ducks, 2 8-wk olds, 7 adult chickens, 5 4-wk old chicks. And two black snakes caught in my snake trap this week.![]()
So happy you have chickens again! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your photosHello again. Our first attempt at chickens was thwarted by zoning. We had to give them away. They were last seen riding a Roomba through someone's house. I later honestly forgot that I joined this site.
Two moves later, zoning is not an issue. (There is a cow pasture across the road.) We now have 29 chickens and will probably have more by the end of the year.
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Glad you are doing well thanks for the adorable piggy pics!Hi everyone! I still have and love all my chickens, but I branched out. I adopted a minipig in 2020, which led to another, then another, then the next thing I knew, I had 10 piggies and I'm now a 501c3 nonprofit pig rescue! We just took in another three piglets, so we are officially at 13, the number of our lord & savior, Taylor Swift.
My two teacup humans are doing well in school. The younger daughter is actually very helpful with the piggies.
I hope everyone is doing well! We are The Posh Pig Farm and Sanctuary, on pretty much all social media platforms, so come root around with us.
Big hugs to all,
Kelly, Gaston, Ginger, and all of the Posh Piggy Crew![]()
Thanks for stopping by! Hopefully you’ll have chickens again!I no longer have chickens or a backyard but I'm still a lover of pet chickens and hope to someday have a flock of rescues.
Wow, SUCH great pics, thanks for sharing them with us!! I especially love all of them around the rice and veggies treat wheel. LOL!Hey peepsBeen working in the coop learning how to save money by cooking rice and veggies mixing in leftovers and gardening to feed my chickie babies.. I made a pond oasis to hide from the coming summer heat and am laying down clover and foraging seeds instead of grass which should start popping any day now!View attachment 3812041View attachment 3812042View attachment 3812043View attachment 3812044View attachment 3812045View attachment 3812046
Hey @CarolinaLady, I can't see your update, so please let us know if you need any help with you post!
I'm so sorry for your losses. I hope your hen recovers quickly. Congratulations on the new littles.Hey all!
Like most here, life has gotten busy. I'm getting ready to move and trying to figure out the best way to move my chicks. A few weeks ago a coyote came right up to the house mid day while the girls were out and took 2 of them. One more had a good chunk out of her side and she of course hated a bandage. But she seems to be getting around well and finally healing up. Since my flock was already down from a heat wave a while back, I now have 13 new chicks and a duckling.
I hope everyone is doing well!
Your flock sounds gorgeous!Hello! We were new to chicken keeping in 2017. Still have some of our first girls. Now we are into showing and raising Phoenix. We also care for a Black Spanish Heritage trio, calls, ducks, Sebastopol geese and more chickens!
Congratulations on the new grandbaby!I haven't been active on BYC since the fall, just distracted elsewhere with life: Getting settled in after the move to a new farm and all the upgrades and adjustments (inside and out!) that requires, new grandbaby for whom I get the blessing of babysitting 4 days a week, winter care and feeding of the usual livestock and a new batch of feeder pigs, sudden and extreme family drama, and increasing and troublesome health and pain issues.
Currently, I'm in the midst of completing a hoop coop for growing out chicks, hatching chicks, kitchen remodeling, new huge chicken run and camper-coop under construction, and rounds of doctor appointments - around the babysitting schedule. So very, very busy still, but I'm finding some time to check in once in a while.
I still have my heritage flock of about 42 chickens, including 3 very well-behaved roosters (lucky me!) --- my tiny American Bresse flock trying to get started, including one mean d!ckh*d rooster, three hens, (7) one-week-old chicks, and 12 more Bresse eggs in the incubator --- and (8) ten-week-old Easter Eggers and (2) unidentified rescue chicks still in the 'Nursery Coop'.
Whew. Each day is a challenge! And a blessing.