Greetings from New Hampshire

jronaldlee

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6 Years
May 17, 2013
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Chester, NH
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Hey, all, new guy from New Hampshire. I'm on my 2nd flock after a fisher cat wiped out most of my first (sad times). Right now I have Auracanas, Buff Orpingtons, a Speckled Sussex, a couple Cuckoo Marans... and a couple that I am not, frankly, sure what they are.

Nice to see y'all.

James
 
hey there...welcome...i am a newbie also..me and hubby have 14 new babies. several red sexlink and blacksexlink and rhode island reds and a cornish hen of all things...lol and something that starts with A and is a long name.
 
Welcome to BYC
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Sorry to hear about your loss. I hope your new flock will bring you nothing but joy. (And lots of eggs!)
 
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Have you figured out how the fisher cat got to your flock? Post in the predators section to find out what you can do to prevent another attack.
 
Hello James.
Nice to meet someone local. (We had a chance to drive through some areas of Chester recently and it is such a lovely town!)
I don't have chickens yet, just an apiary -but I'm gathering knowledge, advice and equipment for the spring. I am planning on 6-8 hens.
So sorry to hear a fisher cat got your chickens. I, too, am worried about that. We've seen a lot of foxes in the daytime lately and a home nearby had their bee hives destroyed by a bear, just about a week ago.
So far, this whole thing has become a bit more expensive than I anticipated, despite all the wonderful ideas on creative coops and runs. When you get right down to it,necessary expenses like hardware cloth and providing a truly predator-proof environment really add up, although it just doesn't make sense to skimp in any area of security. I hope I can afford to do it right.
Anyway, I look forward to connecting with you and others that are local to the area to share ideas and solutions.

Good luck,
jonalisa
 

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