Tennessee

[Jccatcher]

Looking for some Tennessee people.

 

[cybercat]

Oh there are many of us here. We even have a big Tn thread here but it might be better to start a new as it is so big. There is also the TN traders thread in the swap and sale section.

 

[Sevanson Woods]

South-West Tennessee-near Memphis.
Have 16 hens, 6 roos: tetra browns, black Australorps, Blue Australorps, BLR Wyandotte, Buff Orps, Marans, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rock, a couple ducks, & a Sebright roo that needs a good new home with other bantys.

 

[Pigglebottoms]

Hi everyone! We're in east Tennessee (Monroe County). Our current crew consists of a Salmon Faverolle hen, Sapphire Plymouth Rock hen, Easter Egger roo (was supposed to be a female), and a Silkie roo. We'll soon be looking to expand our small flock since we need more girls now. We also have a male and female pekin and 3 Khakis (1 is male). I'm told we should add a few girls to this group also.

 

[HBuehler]

I'm a chicken junkie from Lebanon

 

[SPRING CREEK FARM]

I am from Vanleer, Tennessee which is in Dickson county, considered to be 'middle Tennessee'; about an hour west of Nashville and 30 minutes east of Clarksville.
We have WBT and BBT Japanese bantams, Belgian booted mille fleur bantams,Dutch bantams, assorted Silkies,golden Pheasants, a white peacock and a white pied peahen sitting on 5 eggs.

We also have registered black Angus cattle, lots of quarter horses(last count at 20 or so),buffalo,donkeys,2 emus and 1 llama named Piere! And, my little house dog, Baby, who is a Schnoodle.(half Schnauzer and half Poodle)

 

[Kuntry Klucker]

I am in East Tennessee in the Smoky Mts.

 

[Soujrnr]

Good morning, folks! My wife and I just got our first chickens ever yesterday afternoon. We have five. The breeds are a bit different than we thought they were going to be, but that's no big deal. We got them from our friend who is a homesteader a mile down the road from us, so we know the source. I will post pictures of the new girls later. For now, here is a photo of the coop my wife and I built. The run is 18 x 6. We still need to add a couple of things for the ladies, but it's functional. Within four hours, one of them already laid an egg. We put fake plastic eggs in the two nesting boxes for them to see, and one of them went there very quickly to lay an egg. We are excited! We are also going to establish our own little meal worm "farm" for feed.

I am so impressed with how much knowledge there is here in the forum, and I am looking forward to learning much from all of you! My wife and I are total newbs to this, but we're excited to be doing it! Have an eggcellent day!!

Mike

 

[cybercat]

Here is the link to the TN Traders thread. There are many there selling light Brahmas so they should have eggs too. many in Mid TN.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=111036&p=13

 

[wegotchickens]

from East Tennessee!!