Got a nice photo of Marshmallow today, she is crazy Rosie's sister. And one of me and my girlfriend, Licorice.
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those pictures are fake!! there is no poop and it is way too clean
nice coop! very pretty and spacious!
lolI'm on 30 weeks with these girls! They needed to start paying rent!!
lol, she still has a few weeks i'd say, she is not red at allLOL!!!!!!!
Thank you! My husband outdid himself when he built it!
The pictures are real...I promise! We (my husband and I) are very OCD...that coop gets cleaned every single day! The floor gets scooped and the roosts washed! You would think they would reward us with a few eggs...right? Instead we are greeted at the door with cute faces sweet coos and chirps asking for their daily treats!!
They even have the nerve to follow me to the nesting boxes and look inside each one with me and when I ask them where my egg is all I get is this:
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lol, she still has a few weeks i'd say, she is not red at all
OK, so I have been wasting my time (as hubby loves to put it) poring over breeds of chicks that I will get in the spring, as
1.) You can never have enough chickens (obv).
2.) My flock of 14--as you know--really SUCKS at egg laying.
I composed a flow chart comparing different breeds and their unique characteristics. My qualifications are: super friendly, doglike, and sweet, smallish body size (much as I want Faverolles, they are too big with little wienie eggs) and lots of beautiful, delicious eggs (preferably laid before 27+ weeks!)
I have narrowed it down to the following: Sussex, Sex-Link (Star, Comet, ISA Brown, etc.), and Australorp. My one EE has quite a sucky personality and is terrified of me, so that's why I didn't include them.
So, for you experienced chicken people (as I'm still a rank newbie), which do you think is best, and why? Should I just get one of each? I am going to make my next choices more practical and less based on whim and appearance, although I love my useless, yard candy chickens <said tongue in cheek of course, I love them>.
Thanks in advance!! Love yas~
Cindi
I agree ladies! We actually hung chairs in our coop so they would be there when we went out for our evening therapy session! I'll also take this opportunity to complain about my two 22 week old free loaders (Bonnie & Esmarelda)! Pictures of the guilty girls below:
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2 new layers today! White orp, Nelly. And I'm pretty sure the other was CCL, Flower!
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Got a nice photo of Marshmallow today, she is crazy Rosie's sister. And one of me and my girlfriend, Licorice.View attachment 1178729
Lovely! All 3 of you!
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OK, so I have been wasting my time (as hubby loves to put it) poring over breeds of chicks that I will get in the spring, as
So, for you experienced chicken people (as I'm still a rank newbie), which do you think is best, and why? Should I just get one of each? I am going to make my next choices more practical and less based on whim and appearance, although I love my useless, yard candy chickens <said tongue in cheek of course, I love them>.
Thanks in advance!! Love yas~
Cindi
I agree ladies! We actually hung chairs in our coop so they would be there when we went out for our evening therapy session! I'll also take this opportunity to complain about my two 22 week old free loaders (Bonnie & Esmarelda)! Pictures of the guilty girls below:
i think MPC is over priced for hatchery quality birds for cheap hatchery birds i go ideal out of TX [QUOTE/]
The shipping is what kills, it's like $45 for me for just shipping. I like them though for getting a bunch of different birds in the exact kind you want, and for rarer breeds than the feed stores have by me.
I actually called my Agway today to ask when they will have chicks, what the minimum is, and if they will have SS and 'lorps, lol!! And they said yes and a minimum of 3, so I will prolly just get from them next spring.
not my image but these are aloha NNs
They're still kinda creepy looking, lol!
I have read good things about SS might want to ask duluthralphie he breeds and shows them
You got lots of good feedback. Only one of your list that I've had are sex-link golden comets. Awesome layers, all year long, damn near every day. Sweet girls! Lost my last one a while back to a neighbors dog.
Beautiful!!