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Callender Girl said:
Congratulations on getting your chicks, and fingers crossed that they are all girls!

I also started with four chickens -- that was many, many chickens ago -- then added runner ducks. Then, geese. It is a slippery slope once you fall in love with poultry. :)

Welcome to BYC; keep us posted as those babies grow -- you've picked some great breeds!
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BYC is such a friendly and welcoming community :). I'm glad I finally decided to join!
I knew chicks were going to be cute, but they are just so soft, fluffy, cute, little poop monsters.

Callendar Girl,
What breed of runners do you have?
 
DobieLover said:
Hello and welcome to BYC! :frow Glad you joined.
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Thanks! I've definitely been enjoying reading your article/post on your coop shed conversion, the Mulligan. Covered dust bathes, adding cameras.. realizing salvaged items while they can save money can sometimes be time sucks :(
It's been a really nice read and came out fantastic btw!
 
AllAboutChicks said:
Thanks! I've definitely been enjoying reading your article/post on your coop shed conversion, the Mulligan. Covered dust bathes, adding cameras.. realizing salvaged items while they can save money can sometimes be time sucks :(
It's been a really nice read and came out fantastic btw!
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Thank you. We're coming up on the annual cleanout.
 
My runners all come from a breeder who lives about an hour away, and she likes to have as many colors as possible, AllAboutChicks.

Right now, I have white, black, fawn and white, silver and the coloration that looks like Mallards -- and I ALWAYS forget what that is. I like being able to identify everybody at a distance with all their distinctive looks.

Mine are great layers, fairly quiet (for ducks!) and are easy to contain because they have very little ability to fly more than a second or two.
 

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