Introducing myself

[Matieus27]

hello all I’ve been into chickens for awhile and just got new chickens after being away from them for several years so I figured I would join and say hello

 

[Shadrach]

Hello Matieus27. Welcome to BYC.
Are you a backyarder or a free ranger?

 

[Matieus27]

Right now I live in town so I am just a back yarder with a coop I am building with wheels so I can hopefully get the best of both worlds

 

[JedJackson]

Welcome to BYC. There is lots to see on this website. The line of brown buttons on top of the BYC screen will take you anywhere on this site. The 'search' button will help you find specific information. I hope you enjoy the site and look forward to seeing your posts.

 

[Hyper_Chicken05]

Welcome!, It is always nice to have someone new join.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Hi &

Great that you could join us all here! How exciting to be getting back in to chickens after a break. Enjoy your time here on BYC and all the chicken chat

 

[Callender Girl]

Welcome back to the world of chickens, Matieus27. Good luck with your coop construction!

Does your community limit the number of chickens you can have? I have gotten some of my birds from a 4-H'er who lives in a town that limits her to 3.

However, chicken math is what it is, and she and her mom sometimes have up to 30 birds in their fenced-in backyard and giant shed-coop. That includes chickens, ducks and a guinea. They get by, her mom said, because they have nice neighbors -- and give away a lot of eggs!

 

[DobieLover]

Welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.
What breeds did you get this time around?

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

Welcome to our FUNomenal community!
Best wishes with your new flock!

 

[Matieus27]

Welcome back to the world of chickens, Matieus27. Good luck with your coop construction!

Does your community limit the number of chickens you can have? I have gotten some of my birds from a 4-H'er who lives in a town that limits her to 3.

However, chicken math is what it is, and she and her mom sometimes have up to 30 birds in their fenced-in backyard and giant shed-coop. That includes chickens, ducks and a guinea. They get by, her mom said, because they have nice neighbors -- and give away a lot of eggs!

We can have as many hens as we want but we aren’t supposed to have roosters I am thinking about trying that no crow collar to see if that will quiet a rooster enough that I could keep one because I’ve always wanted to make my own breed of chicken and this could be where it all starts