Hey 👋🏻 hey 👋🏻 from Saskatchewan Canada!

[Saskchickens]

Hey all, happy to be here! I am from Saskatchewan Canada and a couple years ago I Reno’d an old grainary into a turquoise chicken coop! I allow my chickens to free range when weather permits...I’m in Canada LOL!
I have 35 barnyard cross laying hens, and 3 silkie hens! I also have 3 barnyard roosters, and now 2 silkie Roos! I have a LOVE of coloured eggs, and I enjoy hatching chicks naturally under my broody hens, last year for the first time and had 22 new babies from 3 hatches! Mamas and chicks together are so cute!
I have silkies now and plan to put their broody nature to use and hatch some adorable silkie babies this spring!

 

[CSolis]

Welcome to BYC!

 

[swamphiker]

Hi there and welcome to BYC! What beautiful chickies and coop.

 

[cherrynberry]

Welcome!!!

 

[New duck mommy 2021]

Welcome to BYC
I was born in Saskatchewan but live in Alberta
The babies are adorable !!
I have ducks and waiting on my first batch of babies. 6 in the incubator and then mom decided she wanted to go broody so has 8 under her

 

[Saskchickens]

Hi there and welcome to BYC! What beautiful chickies and coop.

Thank you! My coop was a big big job

Hi there and welcome to BYC! What beautiful chickies and coop.

thanks! Was a super fun renovation, lots of work...but always worth it! And had to paint it turquoise!

 

[Saskchickens]

Welcome to BYC
I was born in Saskatchewan but live in Alberta
The babies are adorable !!
I have ducks and waiting on my first batch of babies. 6 in the incubator and then mom decided she wanted to go broody so has 8 under her

Lmao I was born in Alberta and moved to SK when I was 30. Funny! Thanks!
Oh cool remember her...she’s a broody keeper if she hatches them out!! Good luck!

 

[N F C]

Hello, thanks for sharing pictures of your flock and coop!

 

[NC_Quail]

Welcome to BYC! So glad to have you as a part of our community! Your coop is beautiful!

 

[Rangergord]

Welcome Saskchickens! Very nice chicken house. Having just finished a winter coop for myself, I really can appreciate just how much work that is!
We also share a similar climate. I have been to Saskatchewan and I grow many fruit trees from Saskatchewan. How you look after chickens is greatly influenced by climate. Knowing others in similar regions has great value.