ThatOneFarmGirl786
Chirping
- Jul 2, 2019
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I'm new to this community. I found this community through Google. I would always search up my questions and this website would always pop up no matter what so I decided to join.
A little about my self.
I got my first flock of twelve chickens in I believe 2012 in a city home that didn't allow them. We had them for about two years and in those two years we discovered two roosters that we had to get rid of. We ended up with 10 hens and lots of eggs. We got no neighbor complaints but feared we would soon get one so we have them to my cousins uncle who owned a ranch with many chickens. We finally bought land and got 18 chicks in March of 2018 and still have them. One chick died in transportation and we had 4 roosters so we slaughtered two which left us with what we currently have (15). I have 2 bunnies (female), 3 guinea pigs (male), 1 hamster (female), 2 ducks (female and male Pekin) and am currently raising 3 baby chicks who have turned out to be 2 hens and 1 rooster which leaves me with a current 25 animals that I take care of by myself. Wow. I aspire to be a vet one day.
A little about my self.
I got my first flock of twelve chickens in I believe 2012 in a city home that didn't allow them. We had them for about two years and in those two years we discovered two roosters that we had to get rid of. We ended up with 10 hens and lots of eggs. We got no neighbor complaints but feared we would soon get one so we have them to my cousins uncle who owned a ranch with many chickens. We finally bought land and got 18 chicks in March of 2018 and still have them. One chick died in transportation and we had 4 roosters so we slaughtered two which left us with what we currently have (15). I have 2 bunnies (female), 3 guinea pigs (male), 1 hamster (female), 2 ducks (female and male Pekin) and am currently raising 3 baby chicks who have turned out to be 2 hens and 1 rooster which leaves me with a current 25 animals that I take care of by myself. Wow. I aspire to be a vet one day.
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