Just hatched

[mpranger]

With the cool of the season my wife Ruth & I are moving in a few weeks to a farmhouse in Georgia. It is in a rather remote location and sits on an acre adjacent to a paved road. It has a small barn on it and it was my thought that perhaps attaching a small coop to it would allow the wife and I to harvest a few eggs over a few day. We don't use eggs every day. Having a few chickens is just one way to have some friendly critters around that give the both of us something to do daily. I found this website on Goggle and thought it was great that those who keep chickens learning from each other. I figure over the next month we can learn a hospitable breed, choose and begin to make some decisions about what type and how many will fit our wishes.

 

[Kevin565]

 

[weimarmama]

& from Alabama. Glad you joined us. You're in the right place to learn all about chickens. Good luck with the move

 

[sumi]

Hello and welcome to BYC

Have a look round the Coops for ideas. We have some very creative members here! Enjoy your chicken adventure!

 

[1muttsfan]

Hi and welcome to BYC from northern Michigan

 

[dam danny]

what part of ga are you living in

 

[redsoxs]

Howdy from Kansas and

! Happy you joined our flock! BYC is an awesome site to learn! Good luck to you!

 

[Courtney R]

Thats kool, my daddy lives in Georgia and down the street in the wood is a barn and abanded houses, some ppl kept horses out there and police ppl wood train police doggs out there. But now its deserted and the deer r everywhere. hope u hav a great time w/ ur farm. and Welcome 2 BYC )))

 

[liz9910]

from California!

 

[silkieluver50]