Texas

[NagemTX]

Not to mention how many people type "bread" instead of breed or bred on BYC.

Was looking for a bread related chicken!

 

[ashyechidna]

So, I looked it up and I commonly know it as being a furry. They might be a little different from those but its pretty close. My brother was in the community but has distanced him self from it after a some time.

No, it's not basically being a furry. A therian has the spirit of an animal but it's not like a spirit animal..It's just a spiritual thing. And it's not even pretty close there multiple differences to being a furry and being a therian.

 

[RUNuts]

Hatchlings coming up on 3 weeks old and 2 out of 6 have the pinkish combs already. These are the boys. If we stop at just 2, we beat the odds.

Stay tuned, I'm sure more are coming.

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Hatchlings coming up on 3 weeks old and 2 out of 6 have the pinkish combs already. These are the boys. If we stop at just 2, we beat the odds.

Stay tuned, I'm sure more are coming.

Pictures or it didn't happen, lol

 

[duckdad29]

Any Muscovy ducks, ducklings, or hatching eggs that are available or will be available this year? Let me know, thanks!
I'm north of Houston, TX.

Here are two of my Muscovy ducklings we had hatch a few days ago, as well as some of our adults.

 

[weedingthrough]

Hi, Texas!

My family might be relocating to the Dallas area in the coming months and I'd love to know if there are certain cities/towns I should avoid if I want to have chickens.

I would LOVE to live outside city limits, but I don't even know what the city limits are of any of the DOZENS of towns that make up Dallas....honestly, the idea of moving to Texas is incredibly overwhelming and feels like moving to a whole new country because it's just so LARGE.

Any tips or recommendations on where to even start looking?

Thank you!

 

[janiedoe]

Hi, Texas!

My family might be relocating to the Dallas area in the coming months and I'd love to know if there are certain cities/towns I should avoid if I want to have chickens.

I would LOVE to live outside city limits, but I don't even know what the city limits are of any of the DOZENS of towns that make up Dallas....honestly, the idea of moving to Texas is incredibly overwhelming and feels like moving to a whole new country because it's just so LARGE.

Any tips or recommendations on where to even start looking?

Thank you!

I have one tip: don't move here between May & September. You need spring in order to acclimate to the summer heat.

 

[weedingthrough]

I have one tip: don't move here between May & September. You need spring in order to acclimate to the summer heat.

We're in Phoenix so it might be the best time for us to move LOL!

 

[janiedoe]

We're in Phoenix so it might be the best time for us to move LOL!

Well the humidity is going to be a shock to your system, but on the plus side you'll need less moisturizer.

 

[weedingthrough]

Well the humidity is going to be a shock to your system, but on the plus side you'll need less moisturizer.

Oh gosh! I had not considered humidity. My wavy hair is going to be BIG.