New from NE Tennessee

[007Sean]

Howdy and Welcome to Backyard Chickens.

Thanks for joining us!

 

[feathermaid]

 

[rjohns39]

Hi and welcome to BYC We're so happy you've decided to join us
When you have time, pop over and say hi on the Tennessee thread or if you like I'll be happy to introduce you.

 

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC.

 

[Hello_there]

Welcome to BYC kwjaxin! You will learn a lot here!

Welcome to BYC!
We are glad you joined our flock!

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[Kiki]

Welcome to BYC kwjaxin! You will learn a lot here!









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I won't tell.

 

[JDGreene]

Hello from Tn too.

 

[Lazy Farmer]

Always wanting to learn and grow my knowledge about chickens raising. Currently have 14 - mixture of breeds. EEs, Americana, Barred Rock, Leghorn, Buff Orpingtons, GLW, SLW, and my little red cochin. A couple of months ago I added 7 - someone was downsizing and wanted me to take her "special ones" and any others I wanted. I choose 7 - with one being a bantam cochin. I would like to connect to others in my area to add to my flock (a bantam for my little friend in particular - I think she needs a buddy or a lavender orpington, blue copper maran, light bramha etc.. I like diversity in breed or egg color) or to ask questions to better take care of my flock. Thanks in advance for your knowledge and love of chickens.

Sep 22, 2018

 

[Callender Girl]

I bet your flock is beautiful with all of that variety! Although I can tell all of my same-breed girls apart close up, I like seeing the diversity of colors, sizes and feather styles that come with having a mixed flock. Plus, you get so many different-looking eggs. And, honestly, all my poultry are pets. Eggs are just a welcome fringe benefit to make up for having to clean coops and worry about predators.

I also helped out someone who was downsizing. I went there knowing I would come home with the blue-laced red Wyandotte. Although I adore cochins, I definitely didn't want her bantams. However, Marietta couldn't come home alone, so I agreed to take two cochin bantams. Sally, a barred, and Gabby, a red frizzle, are such little jewels; I am so glad I got talked into them. I hope you find a small buddy for your tiny girl.

Welcome to BackYard Chickens. You will have a great time here!