Texas

[skya328]

I'm pretty new to the forum, just found the TX thread. We're in Wylie, just northeast of Dallas. (I'm actually in Dallas County, barely.)

 

[allen wranch]

Yea, another Texan. It is amazing how many of us there are here.

Welcome !

 

[dlspence_58]

Greetings all. Not necessarily new to the site, but new to this page. Located in Coahoma, TX (just east of Big Spring). I have 3 roosters and 1 hen (didn't know what they were until they grew). Looking for hens of the Dominique, Wyandotte or Orpington variety.
Thanks

 

[the1much]

hiya dlspence_58 ,, was nice meeting you guys today,, hope them babies grow up big and quick

 

[allen wranch]

dlspence_58

It is amazing how many pullets turn out to be roosters. Good luck on your search for hens.

 

[dlspence_58]

Thanks Jim for your help. I'm sure we'll be visiting you again to increase our "herd" (especially if the chicks turn out to be roos!).
Allen, great web site and extremely helpful. Thanks!

David

 

[Texas ChickenZ]

Yet another Texan (can you tell from my username?). Hello everyone. We are about 30 miles southeast of Dallas out past Seagoville. New to raising chickens and loving it so far. We have 26 chicks about 3 weeks old. 13 Black Australorps, 12 Red Stars and 1 RIR (identified by members of this board, thanks!).

 

[the1much]

well nice ta see ya !! and you'll find a HEEPIN of info here

 

[ranchhand]

Hey I want in! I'm a Texas ex-patriot- now settled in Hollywood, SC, with 10 hens and 1 roo. But I raised hens on Redd St. in South Austin for many years. I let them out a lot, and sometimes a neighbor would call to say they were at the bus stop 2 houses away. I gave 'em quarters, but they kept losing them- no pockets!

 

[allen wranch]

Welcome y'all!!!

Once a Texan, always a Texan.