first time at chicken raising. any help app.for newbies to this adventure. I'm sooo excited

[slakebuster]

Maybe it is my phone. I'm doing that but they aren't showing up. Darnit I'll prob have 10 pics show up at the same time lol oh well I tried

 

[micah wotring]

Haha yea

 

[henny1129]

It's alright, you might have to post more before you can upload pictures......not sure? You might be able to describe them and someone might be able to help.

 

[slakebuster]

My friend said they're 6-8 weeks old. Their black n white. Ones bigger than the other. I have a bad feeling the big one is a rooster. When I hit send on pic it says imbedded picture wth does that mean

 

[magicstorm]

it will say embedded picture and show it in like a word format. hit into a couple of times and then type underneath that. then hit submit. it sometimes takes a few seconds for the picture itself to actually show up but so far none of yours have.

It will look like this on a phone. At least on mine

 

[slakebuster]

I keep trying . awww yours is sooo cute. These won't let me hold them. They start screaming..

 

[micah wotring]

I keep trying . awww yours is sooo cute. These won't let me hold them. They start screaming..

I read someplace on here that you have to have 20 posts before you can post a pic.

Describe them until then if you want.

 

[Blooie]

If they are a few months old, I'm confused as to why you need a brooder at all?

Edited to add: 6 to 8 weeks old is plenty old to put out into the coop. My first chicks went out when they were 5.5 weeks old, and it was still cold and snowing here.

 

[slakebuster]

If they are a few months old, I'm confused as to why you need a brooder at all?

Edited to add:  6 to 8 weeks old is plenty old to put out into the coop.  My first chicks went out when they were 5.5 weeks old, and it was still cold and snowing here.  

 

[slakebuster]

Too or pullett that's if my picture loads