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newfarmgirl
True Blue Farmgirl

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Janis
Baker WV
101 Posts

Posted - Mar 31 2013 :  11:30:20 AM  Show Profile
I've been wanting a few chicks for a while now, but we've been adjusting to our first horse and pony-mule. I kept hinting that I wanted something soft and little for Easter. Negative. But then I heard some chirping in the basement last night and I just hoped I was getting my very first chickens(6). Thanks to my hubby, he's building a starter safe chicken coop right now. Hopefully they will be safe from cats and dogs! Plan on hearing from me often! Jan

crittergranny
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Laura
Lindrith NM
USA
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Posted - Mar 31 2013 :  1:51:51 PM  Show Profile
Awww Happy Easter Janis!
Laura

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herblady55
True Blue Farmgirl

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Judy
Louisville Ohio(Stark Co)
USA
3470 Posts

Posted - Mar 31 2013 :  2:23:30 PM  Show Profile
Good for you Janis....I'm excited for you.
Happy Easter gals!

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Judy
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StrawHouseRanch
True Blue Farmgirl

1044 Posts

Paula
Holt Missouri
USA
1044 Posts

Posted - Mar 31 2013 :  4:20:59 PM  Show Profile
Congratulations Janis! My favorite website for learning about chickens is called "Fresh Eggs Daily". You can find just about anything about anything chicken related there.
http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/

Paula

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newfarmgirl
True Blue Farmgirl

101 Posts

Janis
Baker WV
101 Posts

Posted - Apr 04 2013 :  8:10:40 PM  Show Profile
Thanks everyone! And Paula, thanks for the great website. It's already on my favorite bar. Jan
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Originally posted by StrawHouseRanch

Congratulations Janis! My favorite website for learning about chickens is called "Fresh Eggs Daily". You can find just about anything about anything chicken related there.
http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/

Paula

Farmgirl Sister #3090
Yesterday is History, Tomorrow is a Mystery, and Today is a Gift.

"Look deep into Nature, and then you will understand everything better."--Albert Einstein
"A meal of bread, cheese and beer constitutes the perfect food." --Queen Elizabeth I
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FieldsofThyme
Farmgirl Guide & Schoolmarm / Chapter Leader

4928 Posts



USA
4928 Posts

Posted - Apr 11 2013 :  07:52:07 AM  Show Profile
Congrats!
Our newest order of chicks (meat, layers) should be in today or tomorrow. I need to get boxes ready with heat lamps today.

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crittergranny
True Blue Farmgirl

1096 Posts

Laura
Lindrith NM
USA
1096 Posts

Posted - Apr 12 2013 :  1:48:52 PM  Show Profile
My daughter hatches chicks all the time. She hatches them in her incubator and then brings them to me to put in my brooder, then to one of 2 broodhouses and finally into the henhouse or to her henhouse. I have 1 batch of 6 teenager chicks about to move into the henhouse, two batches one in each broodhouse which are little chicken pens covered with thick opaque plastic sheeting. And 3 4 day old chicks in the brooder, 2 of which are bantams, so cute and tiny. 12 more easter egger eggs are in her incubator due to hatch tuesday. I also have a 2 week old goose that she hatched from an egg from my geese. It's just running around on the closed in heated porch. I had it with the second youngest batch of chicks but it was tearing up their feathers by preening them. It already has a home with a lady that owns a goat dairy. My daughter and I are going to trade 4 grown ducks and the baby goose for 5 doe kids from her next monday the 22nd. I'm so excited, but I will miss the little goose. Have fun with your new babies Kristina!
Laura

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Edited by - crittergranny on Apr 12 2013 1:50:05 PM
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Jen Mackey
Farmgirl in Training

37 Posts

Jennifer
Hollansburg Ohio
USA
37 Posts

Posted - Apr 16 2013 :  6:33:05 PM  Show Profile
Congratulations Janis! I just got 5 hens and 1 rooster on Sunday! The hens are layers. I love them!! I purchased them from someone I know. They are grown and laying. I love fresh eggs! I plan on getting an incubator and raising some of my own. I wish you well.
Jen Mackey

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