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Welcome to BYC!!Why did no one tell me I would spend HOURS outside literally losing track of time just watching my girls explore the yard or checking out a new enrichment toy I bought
I’m so much more obsessed over these chickens than I ever thought would be possible! We unexpectedly adopted 8 hens couple weeks ago from a former client of mine - I’m a pet-sitter & their original owner of 5 years had to relocate to Florida for work and “couldn’t take them with her”
I’ve been caring for them whenever she’d go out of town for the last couple years so I’ve grown fond of them myself and I think she knew I would take them in a heartbeat
just loving my new life - it’s strenuous but so fulfilling!!!!!! Never knew I could be be this happy cleaning up chicken poo daily and occasionally trimming chicky butts
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Only one of our girls were ever named (roof chicky) so the day we picked them up, we had a photo shoot & it was as decided: female rappers it is
No, but seriously I am literally so close to getting a chicken tattoo. I’m not even playing.Welcome to the flock! Also welcome to the addiction of owning chickens lol
Nebraska!! Wow I am overwhelmed by the support. Thank you so much.Welcome to BackYard Chickens. The Best of Luck with your Flock! And a Big Hello from Eastern Nebraska.
really means a lot. I’m trying my best to give them the best life they can have - change is difficult for anyone so it’s been hard not to smother them in love lolWelcome to BYC, and good luck with your adopted flock.
Yeah, I have a flock of 20 and they eat 8 cups in the AM and 8 cups again in the PM. They sure can eat a lot! We started soaking the feed in a bucket for 10 minutes since they didn't always like the pellets, but they were wasting the powder that was left over from the mash. Soaking helped a lot for us.