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Hi everyone, Receive my baby chicks April 30th, will be looking for help and suggestions...think I have everything I need....any ideas would be so helpful. So excited!
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Hello and welcome!
The best advice I can give is to keep it it fun. Don't panic, at every little bump in the road. Chickens are quite durable and resilient. Keep the chicks from getting too cold, or too warm, make sure the have food and water at all times and enjoy the "little idiots" as they run around in their brooder.
The best advice I can give is to keep it it fun. Don't panic, at every little bump in the road. Chickens are quite durable and resilient. Keep the chicks from getting too cold, or too warm, make sure the have food and water at all times and enjoy the "little idiots" as they run around in their brooder.
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Thanks.... That's just how I see it!
Hello 
and Welcome To BYC! X2, have fun with them, stop and enjoy Chicken Television, Be sure to check out the Learning Center, lots of good articles on all aspects of chicken keeping that are helpful. https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center
and Welcome To BYC! X2, have fun with them, stop and enjoy Chicken Television, Be sure to check out the Learning Center, lots of good articles on all aspects of chicken keeping that are helpful. https://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/1/Learning_Center
Check out the learning center!
Welcome!
Welcome LEARNING CENTER will help but take the time to do your homework and you will be over ready when they come.
Welcome to BYC!
Congrats on your new babies! How egg-citing! Definitely stop by our learning center for lots of good articles on raising your new brood. Kelsie has left you with the link.
So glad you could join our community and welcome to our flock!
Welcome to BYC!
