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I presently live in Texas but will be moving to Oregon by the end of the year, so I won't be starting my backyard flock until then.
I am not new at raising birds. When I lived in the country I had all kinds of birds. All types of laying hens, a bantam rooster, pheasants, ducks, turkeys, peacocks, guineas, quail and each time one died I purchased another.
My favorite chickens were the Buff Cochins, Silkies and Buff Laced Polish. When I get to Bend, I hope to have those and a Peahen.
Unfortunately, 4 is the limit in the city. Hoping to have some acreage so that I can have more but we won't know until we go up this summer to find some place to live.
I hope to learn more from this site and maybe add a little with the information I have from my experience with raising backyard birds.
I am not new at raising birds. When I lived in the country I had all kinds of birds. All types of laying hens, a bantam rooster, pheasants, ducks, turkeys, peacocks, guineas, quail and each time one died I purchased another.
My favorite chickens were the Buff Cochins, Silkies and Buff Laced Polish. When I get to Bend, I hope to have those and a Peahen.
Unfortunately, 4 is the limit in the city. Hoping to have some acreage so that I can have more but we won't know until we go up this summer to find some place to live.
I hope to learn more from this site and maybe add a little with the information I have from my experience with raising backyard birds.
and Welcome To BYC! and back to bird keeping! You might want to check out the Oregon thread for your neighbors to be 
