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@rjohns39 Thank you. Based on the OP's name I believe this person really lives in the city like I do. Glad you notify me when New Orleanians join, always nice to know local folks who are like minded. Thanks again, hope all is going well with you.Hi and welcome to BYC We're so happy you've decided to join us
@Ursuline Chick Pop over and say hi when you have a sec
I always try to put locals together... But you are special! You helped me through an extremely hard time.@rjohns39 Thank you. Based on the OP's name I believe this person really lives in the city like I do. Glad you notify me when New Orleanians join, always nice to know local folks who are like minded. Thanks again, hope all is going well with you.
Welcome to BYC!We are Jonathan and Maria and Zeylea (Zee-lee) and an unnamed growing fetus. We have 3 chickens, 2 Rhode Island reds, named Optical and Delusion, and a black chicken (can’t remember the breed), named Blackie. We’ve live in New Orleans. There are so many chickens running wild around the city (I have heard it’s because cockfighting was legal for so long here). Living in New Orleans creates some problems regarding urban farming, mostly to do with soil quality and bugs. This doesn’t seem to affect the chickens too much.
We decided to get some chicks last December. Our girls are almost a year old, and they’re mostly doing great. We’ve been dealing with Delusion being eggbound, and we’re actually taking her to the vet today. Hopefully that goes smoothly.
We’re glad to be a part of the community.
Welcome to BYC!!! Good luck with your hen!We are Jonathan and Maria and Zeylea (Zee-lee) and an unnamed growing fetus. We have 3 chickens, 2 Rhode Island reds, named Optical and Delusion, and a black chicken (can’t remember the breed), named Blackie. We’ve live in New Orleans. There are so many chickens running wild around the city (I have heard it’s because cockfighting was legal for so long here). Living in New Orleans creates some problems regarding urban farming, mostly to do with soil quality and bugs. This doesn’t seem to affect the chickens too much.
We decided to get some chicks last December. Our girls are almost a year old, and they’re mostly doing great. We’ve been dealing with Delusion being eggbound, and we’re actually taking her to the vet today. Hopefully that goes smoothly.
We’re glad to be a part of the community.
Which vet? We are new to New Orleans and don't have a poultry vet but would love to have one on file for future reference! Good luck to your eggbound hen.Welcome to BYC!!! Good luck with your hen!
@camella Welcome, If I may ask, what part of the city are you in. Hope it is a chicken friendly part. And hope you enjoy being in New Orleans. Please feel free to reach out if I can be of any help. Sorry I do not know any chicken vets at this time, we have been lucky and have not needed the services of one yet, however I am interested in the response for the same reason. and again, if you don't mind, where are you coming to New Orleans from?Which vet? We are new to New Orleans and don't have a poultry vet but would love to have one on file for future reference! Good luck to your eggbound hen.