Jul 20, 2021 #11 swampfox440 Swan addict Premium Feather Member 12 Years Dec 10, 2012 21,573 212,211 1,516 N.E. Ohio Welcome to BYC ! Nice to meet you .
Jul 20, 2021 #12 TwoCrows 🌵🪴🌻 BYC Staff Project Manager Premium Feather Member 14 Years Mar 21, 2011 73,142 283,463 1,912 New Mexico Hello Katie and welcome to BYC! You might stop by your state thread and ask what breeds work well in your climate... https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/florida-always-sunny-side-up.305793/ Make yourself at home here and if you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Welcome aboard!
Hello Katie and welcome to BYC! You might stop by your state thread and ask what breeds work well in your climate... https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/florida-always-sunny-side-up.305793/ Make yourself at home here and if you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Welcome aboard!
Jul 20, 2021 #13 sweaterthebroodyrooster Or is that me pretending? WHTMHE? May 28, 2021 3,374 25,407 856 Southern Virginia & Shawnee Ohio Howdy from Virginia and welcome to byc! Heavier, dual purpose breeds that can handle the heat well are Rhode Island Reds, and New Hampshire Reds.
Howdy from Virginia and welcome to byc! Heavier, dual purpose breeds that can handle the heat well are Rhode Island Reds, and New Hampshire Reds.
Jul 21, 2021 #15 chrissynemetz Psalm 91 ❤ Premium Feather Member 11 Years Dec 19, 2013 43,341 368,230 1,957 Olathe Colorado Welcome to BYC! We're glad you decided to join us! Make yourself at home here!
Jul 21, 2021 #16 N F C Moderator BYC Staff Premium Feather Member 11 Years Dec 12, 2013 140,720 750,478 2,442 KY Hello, I'm a former Floridian and had no trouble keeping a variety of dual purpose chickens. As long as they are heat tolerant (and you do your part to keep them comfortable) you have a long list of breeds to choose from. Also, this article might be helpful: Pickin' the Right Frickin' Chicken: Guide to Picking Backyard Chicken Breeds Best of luck!
Hello, I'm a former Floridian and had no trouble keeping a variety of dual purpose chickens. As long as they are heat tolerant (and you do your part to keep them comfortable) you have a long list of breeds to choose from. Also, this article might be helpful: Pickin' the Right Frickin' Chicken: Guide to Picking Backyard Chicken Breeds Best of luck!
Jul 21, 2021 #17 rjohns39 RIP 1960-2024 Premium Feather Member 9 Years Aug 20, 2015 64,895 461,292 1,807 Smith County, TN Hi and welcome to BYC We're so happy you've decided to join us
Jul 21, 2021 #18 Grandmas Coop Enabler Premium Feather Member 11 Years Mar 8, 2014 7,001 32,822 1,026 Kitsap county Hello! and welcome to BYC!