Hi. My name is LeAnna
I’m brand new to chickens. I have hatched and acquired a LOT of them in just 6-8 months. 76.
I have Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire Red, Buff Orpingtons, Cream Legbars, a couple polish red ones, a couple barred rock hens, a bunch of mixed Marans and mixed Americana’s, and a couple mystery hens I got from
I started because I loved the thought of always having fresh eggs. Then I got a little carried away wanting different colored eggs. But now I just love watching them and how cute they are. We are amazed how they seem to each have distinct personalities.
We live on 10 acres,9 of which are trees (forest). Wejust moved to Idaho last year. We also have Dwarf Nigerian goats and Shih Tzu.
I love gardening and the men love nature so we love it here.
I joined because many of my hatched eggs turned out to be roosters and I have to make some very hard decisions. I need to get advice to make sure I keep the best ones.
I’m brand new to chickens. I have hatched and acquired a LOT of them in just 6-8 months. 76.
I have Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire Red, Buff Orpingtons, Cream Legbars, a couple polish red ones, a couple barred rock hens, a bunch of mixed Marans and mixed Americana’s, and a couple mystery hens I got from
I started because I loved the thought of always having fresh eggs. Then I got a little carried away wanting different colored eggs. But now I just love watching them and how cute they are. We are amazed how they seem to each have distinct personalities.
We live on 10 acres,9 of which are trees (forest). Wejust moved to Idaho last year. We also have Dwarf Nigerian goats and Shih Tzu.
I love gardening and the men love nature so we love it here.
I joined because many of my hatched eggs turned out to be roosters and I have to make some very hard decisions. I need to get advice to make sure I keep the best ones.
Your flock sounds wonderful! And it seems like you're learning about chicken math 
