Farmer Girl: Day 1

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tmendez

tmendez

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I've worked several times a month at a dairy goat farm, but I'm finally getting some chickens for my backyard! I've had them before, but we've given the coop a facelift, secured the yard and picked out breeds. I want to get a Rhode Island Red, an Ancona and a Easter Egger. I love this website! Lot's of good information, I'd love to hear tips from everyone!
 
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Welcome to BYC!
 
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it's great to have you joining the BYC flock
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Our EE pullets getting together for a good nights rest
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Russian Orloff mom with her chicks & a couple of genies
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The yard needs to be secure for serenity
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The correct feed is very important and treats are always great
so I use a lot of Turkey feed for the 20+ protean
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Bobcat the predator is something you will always need to guard
agents as they strike day and night and can destroy years of
work in a minute so a strong coop is needed
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These chicks were put outside in January at 3 weeks of age
but need to be caged up on the porch of our work shop so
their health and well being can be cared for .....
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you have chosen a great flock of chickens to start with
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gander007
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