Hi there!

Mc620

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Sep 25, 2015
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Woolwich Maine
I just joined the group and looking to talk chickens! Have Icelandic's and buff orphingtons. Raised poultry in my youth and got back into it a year ago with 6 icies which four ended up as roos so gave few away and kept two pullets and a roo. This summer one hen hatched 6 and are three weeks old now. Picked up 7 more this summer in NH 6 pullets and a roo to help get more diversity in my growing flock.They are 5m old. The buffs are kept separate have 6 of them only 4 months old and enjoy having them all.
 
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It's nice to hear you are enjoying the chickens. I would think Icelandics especially would do well with your climate. If you would like to meet other members in Maine, you can find them here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1370/maine

Thanks for joining us!
 
There is also an "Icelandics" thread with some very devoted people behind it. Great group of folks. Welcome to Backyard chickens.
 
Welcome to BYC. Glad you decided to join our flock. I'm envious as I would love to have some Icelandic chickens, but unfortunately they are quite rare and expensive so I've never purchased any. Maybe one of these days I will. :eek:) If you haven't done so already, definitely check out our Learning Center at https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center. There is loads of useful information there. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Cheers.
 
Thanks for all the tips and sure will be asking all sorts of questions. Icelandic owners are very devoted due to saving an old breed and trying to keep pure as they are an awesome breed. As I text working on new coup for eggs I just ordered and waiting to arrive for the incubator will be my first try at incubating. Hopefully a good hatch as want to have a few more hens and future roo
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Thanks for all the tips and sure will be asking all sorts of questions. Icelandic owners are very devoted due to saving an old breed and trying to keep pure as they are an awesome breed. As I text working on new coup for eggs I just ordered and waiting to arrive for the incubator will be my first try at incubating. Hopefully a good hatch as want to have a few more hens and future roo
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You're welcome.
 

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