Hello Everybody!
My name is Emma and I live in Kansas. My husband and I are proud first-time chicken owners,though we have been researching chickens for years! I've been invited to come chat on this forum. I'm also active on several mouse fancier forums and moderate one.
I have 7 pullets currently. They still have a few chickie feathers.
1) Salmon faverolle, Sweetie. She loves to leap into my arms for hugs. I'm quite enamored of her!
2) Black pearl faverolle, Peck. She has a dominant personality. Peck first, ask questions later!
3) Mahogany faverolle, Neck. She has some extremely long proportions! Why?
4,5,6) Yet un-named "easter eggers"
7) Lace, a Seabright (totally frivolous purchase, but a looker)
I am so excited to meet everyone on here. I want to learn about organic feeding options, and meet other Faverolle owners. I've become quite passionate about them in the short time I've kept them. I wish my whole flock was Faverolles!!!
We are also interested in building our own coops from salvaged materials. My husband built the girls a "Pullet Pen" that I can't wait to show off!
I forgot to mention! We are raising these girls for eggs. I've been a vegetarian for almost a decade and I already promised them that I wouldn't ever eat 'em.
My name is Emma and I live in Kansas. My husband and I are proud first-time chicken owners,though we have been researching chickens for years! I've been invited to come chat on this forum. I'm also active on several mouse fancier forums and moderate one.
I have 7 pullets currently. They still have a few chickie feathers.
1) Salmon faverolle, Sweetie. She loves to leap into my arms for hugs. I'm quite enamored of her!
2) Black pearl faverolle, Peck. She has a dominant personality. Peck first, ask questions later!
3) Mahogany faverolle, Neck. She has some extremely long proportions! Why?
4,5,6) Yet un-named "easter eggers"
7) Lace, a Seabright (totally frivolous purchase, but a looker)
I am so excited to meet everyone on here. I want to learn about organic feeding options, and meet other Faverolle owners. I've become quite passionate about them in the short time I've kept them. I wish my whole flock was Faverolles!!!
We are also interested in building our own coops from salvaged materials. My husband built the girls a "Pullet Pen" that I can't wait to show off!
I forgot to mention! We are raising these girls for eggs. I've been a vegetarian for almost a decade and I already promised them that I wouldn't ever eat 'em.
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from Ohio. So glad you joined. 
