It all started with 4 day old feed store chicks. Two Barred Rocks and two Easter Eggers. One of the EE's turned out to be a boy, so he went to live on a huge ranch in an upscale area outside of Sacramento, living the good life with a flock of 15-20 pullets all to himself. His name is Pippin. I gave one of my Barred Rock pullets to a fellow BYC member and as far as I know she is doing well
Then of course two chicks was NOT enough... So onto the Wyandottes. Got four of them from up north a ways, at 8 weeks old, and rehomed two of them once I figured out who fit best and boys from girls and all that. So two of the Wyandottes went to the same lady I gave my EE rooster to and brought them up about a month after I got them. Well while I was there, I fell head over heels in love with a BEAUTIFUL bird she had, later I learned it was a Dark Brahma. Well I kept commenting on the color and pattern and my friend said she had a younger one who hadn't laid yet I could have if I wanted... Well of course I said YES!!!
So here I am now, 5 chickens, and getting a big coop which will allow me to get 1-2 more. Probably won't have more then 7 though just because I live in an urban area. Onto pictures!
KEY:
Monica - 8 month old Dark Brahma
Joon - 7 month old Barred Rock
Munk - 7 month old Easter Egger
Phoebe - 6 month old Blue Wyandotte
Butternut - 6 month old Splas BLR Wyandotte
Pictures from when I first got/saw my chickens to currently taken a day or so ago! In order
Joon:
Munk:
(with her brother)
Butternut:
Phoebe:
Monica:
Then of course two chicks was NOT enough... So onto the Wyandottes. Got four of them from up north a ways, at 8 weeks old, and rehomed two of them once I figured out who fit best and boys from girls and all that. So two of the Wyandottes went to the same lady I gave my EE rooster to and brought them up about a month after I got them. Well while I was there, I fell head over heels in love with a BEAUTIFUL bird she had, later I learned it was a Dark Brahma. Well I kept commenting on the color and pattern and my friend said she had a younger one who hadn't laid yet I could have if I wanted... Well of course I said YES!!!
So here I am now, 5 chickens, and getting a big coop which will allow me to get 1-2 more. Probably won't have more then 7 though just because I live in an urban area. Onto pictures!
KEY:
Monica - 8 month old Dark Brahma
Joon - 7 month old Barred Rock
Munk - 7 month old Easter Egger
Phoebe - 6 month old Blue Wyandotte
Butternut - 6 month old Splas BLR Wyandotte
Pictures from when I first got/saw my chickens to currently taken a day or so ago! In order
Joon:
Munk:
(with her brother)
Butternut:
Phoebe:
Monica: