Tennessee

[Silver Oak Farm]

We r located 30 minutes north of I 40. We have Americana Rhode Island reds and black sex links

 

[CharityHope84]

Hello! New to byc, I'm in Woodlawn tn!!

 

[cree57i]

Hello! New to byc, I'm in Woodlawn tn!!

Welcome!

And welcome to all the new folks to the flock!

 

[Catandherchicks]

Hello! New to byc, I'm in Woodlawn tn!!

and ditto what Cree57i said.

 

[phlaxx]

Haven't posted in a while. Still here in greene county TN. This chicken math is driving my wife crazy. I started with 4 (2 RIR, 2 Buff Orps) then I bought 5 RIR from Mother Hen's Hatchery in Aug/16. And now yesterday 3/1/17 I bought 3 blue ameracaunas, 3 French blue copper marans, and 2 buff laced polish. All from Mothers Hen's. I love that place. But it's not good for my math. Now I probably need to expand my coop and run.

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[CharityHope84]

I feel the chicken math... it's awful

So my husband and I decided 8 only 8, so we bought 9 just in case.... then the feed store gave me an injured one, so now we have 10, 1 RIR, 2 australorp, 2 leghorn, 3 barred rock, 2 golden laced Wyandotte. Oh plus the 2 runner ducks, and on their way home now 6 ameraucana... yep my maths way off

 

[Qmedjoe75]

Hello everyone, new to BYC. I was living in western NC and had to move to Dallas for the past year to save some money (those NC taxes will kill yeah!) anyhoo, I've been saving for the down payment and I'll be heading out to Eastern Tennessee to look and buy a house on 5+ acres. I need a town about 30 minutes from Knoxville that I can have farm animals with little to no restrictions. Does anyone know of any counties that would be more favorable than others? My price range is $85k-$135k

Any help would greatly be appreciated!

 

[etenn01]

Look at Sevier County say Seymour or Blount Co. Rockford areas. Sevoer amd Blount are toward NC. Anderson Co is not my favorite.

 

[Trooper Man]

Friends, I am in northeast TN and I am looking for large fowl quality brahmas.

 

[cree57i]

Friends, I am in northeast TN and I am looking for large fowl quality brahmas.

Blue Ridge Brahmas in eastern KY. Zack Jones