My first egg cost $714

[BankerJohn]

I'm still wondering how I find out which one laid the egg... I have 7 chickens.

 

[tabetta]

i understand!!!!! we hit 1400 dollars in coop material, its only 6 by 12 feet, pricey materials this year, we used our old dog kennel panels for their run, but boy do i love getting those eggs every day

 

[mxpres]

I have more invested in my first egg then I had in my first car

 

[7L Farm]

I have yet to see my first egg. Sure hope its golden. Maybe, double yolk.

 

[marymac]

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I hear ya on that one.....

 

[jason736]

X 3

 

[hughmac312]

hmmm,

what kind of math got us into trouble with our economy?

 

[chicknerd]

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What I want to know is how you got off with only spending $714? Or do I not count the new tools my DH NEEDED to put up the coop, run, etc.

 

[woodmort]

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What I want to know is how you got off with only spending $714? Or do I not count the new tools my DH NEEDED to put up the coop, run, etc.

I'd say you got off cheap. I just spent over 9 grand on a four-wheeler whose main purpose is to haul feed to the coop and "used" feed out.

 

[marymac]

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What I want to know is how you got off with only spending $714? Or do I not count the new tools my DH NEEDED to put up the coop, run, etc.

I'd say you got off cheap. I just spent over 9 grand on a four-wheeler whose main purpose is to haul feed to the coop and "used" feed out.

Oh well.... You only live once and you can't take it with you, so you might as well make life a little easier, right? I told hubby the other day , " I'm leaving my millions to my chickens" he just laughed!!!!