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Hello! I'm new. Ok, I'm not "new", but haven't had time to actively be on the site for anything but reference in a couple of years. Hubby and I moved to Highland Twp last winter. I just got my first ever batch of chicks in the mail from Meyer... I've always bought adults our older pullets before. SO, I've got my brooder set up in the basement, the peepers are peeping contentedly to themselves, the dogs are learning that they are not to be played with. All is right with the world for the moment. The ladies will be in the basement for another couple of weeks, then I'll move them to the Big Brooder in the barn, and then into the "converted shed" coop when they're old enough. We're planning to build them a coop out of cob later this summer, when we have time (hahaha - like that's ever going to happen!)

~Karin
 
Hillbilly Hen-

Give that poor girl some preparation H and some treats!

AND TotalColour-
thats ALOT of duck eggs...

I see lots of sloppy mess in your future...
 
Oh I would love to work in emergency, it's too bad we're not closer! Dang. Well at least for now, who knows where I'll end up. :)

Hi Raz
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Mom, that sucks. :( had to be a fuzzy banty.

Juise, that helped a lot! I've often been puzzled, since i don't know anyone personally with that lifestyle, i could never get a "real" answer. :) I think, then, that i fall into some kind of "natural food" kind of category. We eat meat, eggs, and milk, but most of the meat is caught by my hubby, and i'm doing better each year getting more veggies on the table from the garden. (we eat a lot of them, so it's still a work in progress) :)

Hillbilly Wow! You'll have to keep an eye on that hen, good thing it came out OK.
 
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