Hi everyone,
I've been lurking a bit on here and trying to learn as much as I can but felt a little rude so thought I'd introduce myself
We've made use of a wasted space in our garden that used to be an aviary added more wire to make it (fingers crossed) fox proof again and I built a flat packed coop from amazon.
We've got just two little POL Dutch Bantams, Chelsea & Henrietta at the moment (given by a generous friend) but hoping to add to flock soon. We've also got a little Border Terrier, Maisie & a hamster.
DH said no to getting chickens originally but even he is enjoying their little antics already! We have a little boy who keeps thanking me for 'his' chickens, and couldn't wait to tell his teacher all about them (even though he forgot their names when asked)
Well that's about it I think so hello from me in Wales, any Dutch Bantam tips or pointers on mixing bantams with other chickens would be much appreciated.
Thank you for what seems to be a very helpful and friendly site.
I've been lurking a bit on here and trying to learn as much as I can but felt a little rude so thought I'd introduce myself
We've made use of a wasted space in our garden that used to be an aviary added more wire to make it (fingers crossed) fox proof again and I built a flat packed coop from amazon.
We've got just two little POL Dutch Bantams, Chelsea & Henrietta at the moment (given by a generous friend) but hoping to add to flock soon. We've also got a little Border Terrier, Maisie & a hamster.
DH said no to getting chickens originally but even he is enjoying their little antics already! We have a little boy who keeps thanking me for 'his' chickens, and couldn't wait to tell his teacher all about them (even though he forgot their names when asked)
Well that's about it I think so hello from me in Wales, any Dutch Bantam tips or pointers on mixing bantams with other chickens would be much appreciated.
Thank you for what seems to be a very helpful and friendly site.
