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| DearMildred |
Posted - Mar 05 2009 : 6:59:15 PM
I have always wanted some and am sorely tempted. They're legal in Tulsa for backyards.
Two things:
My BF just had to move halfway across the country for his job, so I will be leaving to visit him probably one weekend a month
and in about a year I will probably be moving to where he is!
I did find some 10-month-old hens for sale locally - would that get me around having to constantly monitor baby chicks?
I can see me trying to drive from Oklahoma to California with a dog, two cats, three hens and 75 houseplants in one old convertible. Yikes!
I'm trying to talk myself into waiting till next year, but spring is in the air and i have chicken envy :D
~~~Amanda in OK~~~
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| kristin sherrill |
Posted - Mar 06 2009 : 7:00:27 PM
I would love to have one of those. If it's easy access and easy to move, it would make a great chicken coop for 3 birds. I would get one. Good deal. If they deliver, even better. And chickens would be fine for a weekend alone. Just make sure they have plenty of water and some feed. And of course a nest box for all those eggs you'll be getting.
Kris
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| DearMildred |
Posted - Mar 06 2009 : 07:15:50 AM
The ones advertised are Rhode Island Red & Barred Rock laying hens, advertised for $15 each. I haven't recieved a response from my email to her yet.
Also found this thing, to possibly turn into a chicken coop:
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/grd/1057438774.html
Would rather build a coop, but with the BF relocated I think this would do nicely for the interim with a few modifications and a little Rustoleum.
What do y'all think?
~~~Amanda in OK~~~
There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves. ~Will Rogers |
| milkmaid |
Posted - Mar 06 2009 : 05:47:31 AM
Chickens are wonderful and they are pretty easy if you got the ten month old ones you would have eggs now. That is a great blessing.. if you go in a year you could move them pretty easy they travel well.. I love the chickens and can't inagine life without them.. we even had chickens when we lived overseas
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| Niamh |
Posted - Mar 05 2009 : 10:27:19 PM
I think you should probably wait if you're moving really soon. But I've got chickens and really love them, so if you want them, go for it. Three hens wouldn't be that hard to move.
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| ranchetta |
Posted - Mar 05 2009 : 9:14:59 PM
Hey Amanda..sounds like you've got a lot going as it is without the chickens. My vote is wait until you're really settled in somewhere. For YOUR sake! Good luck to you.
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