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topdog24 said:
Wait till you are an accredited chicken nut and can afford one of those cute ones, to start with, go plain and simple to get you started, nothing complex, it is summer time so you don't need to worry about it being warm right now,protect your chickens from predators and the weather, become familiar with chickens in general and get to a comfortable level before getting into  extravigant coops, you are a fairly youing couple with kids, don't leap head first into water ankle deep, who knows, you may hate chickens 3 months from now.
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Or you may pack up all of your stuff (minus the Parakeet and tools and cat someone stolled) and move to keep them All, until its time for mean rooster soup n enchiladas, lol! Its work but man it is great!
 
Hi to everyone just wanted to say hi to all the newest converts!
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Glad to see we all made it through there storms we were moving the last weeks. Yes it took weeks to move long nightmare story! Our chickens are all great!
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mschicklady said:
Welcome and you will definitely learn a lot! About the coops, X2 on foreverlearning's post. Also, watch out for that chicken math, you will start with 3 and within a week or 2 have 20 or more. Lol! I swore I wasn't getting more than 20, but my coop is big enough for over 50 and well . . . . . . The chicken math got me. Especially since I had the room to accommodate them. Now I have 33 with 5 more coming tomorrow. But I'm serious this time 40 is my limit. Maybe 45. But that's it dang it! Lol!! Anyways, hope all is well with you your fam and all of your pets! Good luck! And congrats on being infected with the chicken disease as my family likes to call it. It's so much fun!
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Finally got caught up AGAIN!
So, after we did the COLOR RUN Marathon this morning, a 'pal' brought ME a shoe box with 5 Cottontail bunnies in it! She found them alone in ther yard, waited a few hours and still no Mama came to collect! So, I guessed she assumed chickens she has bunnies she wont mind? So guess what I did?

Sent Angel a ' WTH ' do I do message and ............... I GOT TO TALK TO HER!!! Angel of my day that is for sure.... I would have been googling all afternoon to figure out what to do and 3 minutes in, I have been educated! So, now I am a mama of 5 kids AND BUNNIES!!!

Can you say JIPUS just got another project?! Bet I'm gonna need some poop bags of my own real soon!
Thanks Angel, was great to put a voice to the typing!
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Oh and for KimmieRad? may have gotten the name misspelled,
The chicken breeds Pam mentioned above are great.
I would also like to toss in another breed, since we dont know what you may find, THO THIS IS JUST MY EXPERIENCE (& EACH CHICKEN HAS IT'S OWN PERSONALITY)
Leghorns are one of the top laying breeds. Basic grocery store size, but almost one every day of the year. Not the friendliest, and are all white with white eggs.

Austrolorps are all black. Social but not handle friendly too often.
Rhode Island Reds are one of the friendliest I have ever had. Are like a dark brick red with tan eggs. My sweet girls.
My Easter Eggers lay green to sky blue eggs, with a colorful Rooster and brown hens with a thick peppering of black all over... CAN have some be friendly too.
Orpingtons are sweet, friendly birds but not the best layers.
Sex Links are great layers with a white underlay and copper or gold overlay of feathers.
Domineckers are classic American Chickens who are the black and white striped feathered birds.
White/Black/Barred Rocks are great too with similar to Doms feathers just not uniformed patterns of color.

There is a great BREED page on this website too, just click large fowl and eggs and it will pull them all up for you to read about. BUT, if you are going to KUNTRY's place, you have all you will need! She is "helpful Hannah!" LOL

Best of luck! and remember, chicken wire keeps them in, but nothing out!
 
Thanks! Finding all of you has been so helpful!
Jipus5 said:
Oh and for KimmieRad?  may have gotten the name misspelled,
The chicken breeds Pam mentioned above are great.
I would also like to toss in another breed, since we dont know what you may find,  THO THIS IS JUST MY EXPERIENCE (& EACH CHICKEN HAS IT'S OWN PERSONALITY)
Leghorns are one of the top laying breeds.  Basic grocery store size, but almost one every day of the year.  Not the friendliest, and are all white with white eggs.

Austrolorps are all black.  Social but not handle friendly too often.
Rhode Island Reds are one of the friendliest I have ever had. Are like a dark brick red with tan eggs. My sweet girls.
My Easter Eggers lay green to sky blue eggs, with a colorful Rooster and brown hens with a thick peppering of black all over... CAN have some be friendly too.
Orpingtons are sweet, friendly birds but not the best layers.
Sex Links are great layers with a white underlay and copper or gold overlay of feathers.
Domineckers are classic American Chickens who are the black and white striped feathered birds.
White/Black/Barred Rocks are great too with similar to Doms feathers just not uniformed patterns of color.

There is a great BREED page on this website too, just click large fowl and eggs and it will pull them all up for you to read about.  BUT, if you are going to KUNTRY's place, you have all you will need!  She is "helpful Hannah!"   LOL

Best of luck!  and remember, chicken wire keeps them in, but nothing out!
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