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Hamburgs are great little birds....I have 2 myself. They are quite active and really good flyers. If you plan on free ranging, and I'm thinking you will with all that land, be sure to give them 2-3 weeks in their coop and run so that they know where home is. I've heard of people trying to get them out of trees at night. They are great layers of small/med white eggs but will take the winter off from laying. Mine have just started up again in the last week and a half or so. They had stopped in November I think.
Hamburgs are great little birds....I have 2 myself. They are quite active and really good flyers. If you plan on free ranging, and I'm thinking you will with all that land, be sure to give them 2-3 weeks in their coop and run so that they know where home is. I've heard of people trying to get them out of trees at night. They are great layers of small/med white eggs but will take the winter off from laying. Mine have just started up again in the last week and a half or so. They had stopped in November I think.