hello from Texas!

[galadtomeetya]

I've been lurking for a while, guess its time to jump in! I have a way too tiny flock of spoiled-rotten-pet EEs now, but have some more chicks coming in March (and some turkey poults due in May-- yippee!!). I am fairly new to chickens (although hubby has had 'em around his whole life-- so nice to have an "expert" in the house!). This forum has been fun & informative so far. Looking forward to more!

 

[dawg53]

Welcome to BYC.

 

[Pinky]

Hello,

 

[SpringChickens]

!!!

 

[ellenaspen]

Hi, I'm a newbie from Texas too

 

[Sharylva]

I too am a newbie too, from Central Texas Hill Country, How have you all been dealing with this cold weather?

 

[Chicken.Lytle]

Welcome to BYC! I started with chickens over the summer and the people of BYC have been great. Please visit my BYC Page for my blog links that you may find informative or amusing.

My coop strategy is to keep the wind off the birds and keep the wetness outside the coop. I wish my chickens understood snow and ice .

 

[obaan1]

Howdy, Texan, and welcome to BYC.

 

[jojo54]

Welcome from BC, Canada.

 

[galadtomeetya]

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Welcome! The Hill Country is so pretty-- I have family out that way.

We are near Bastrop, so we stay a little warmer than y'all, but NOT WARM ENOUGH lately!! Haha.... Yeah, not liking the cold too much. Breaking ice in the waterers is for the birds! (or I wish it was--- then they could do it for themselves, right??)