Lets see your chickens. My little one love collecting eggs and feeding the chickens. Now she want a milk goat.
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I grew up around game chickens. These were free. This is our first time to raise chickens. WE have 10 pullets and 1 stage. They have been laying any where between 6 to 10 eggs a day. Does anyone know a good wormer that is ok for egg consumption? Prefer organic.Last edited by LWArchery; 03-04-2014, 04:30 PM.
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Bought 120 meat chickens last year as chicks. Rhode Islands, I believe. Built a nice pen, all the fixings...
After the hawks got in, I installed a top over the entire pen. Then the coyotes came in. Installed mesh 3 feet into the ground around the pen. Then the raccoons and possums came...
By the time they were big enough to eat, I had 48 chickens at about $28/each. I just buy them now.
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Originally posted by sniper steve View PostBought 120 meat chickens last year as chicks. Rhode Islands, I believe. Built a nice pen, all the fixings...
After the hawks got in, I installed a top over the entire pen. Then the coyotes came in. Installed mesh 3 feet into the ground around the pen. Then the raccoons and possums came...
By the time they were big enough to eat, I had 48 chickens at about $28/each. I just buy them now.
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Originally posted by Bjankowski View PostAwesome to see your little girl doing that; my youngest son grew up tending to everything from cattle, to horses. Growing up with that responsibility he became a good provider to his family and recently got his daughters involved tending to livestock. What a way to grow up. Good job Bubba!
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My wife and I started with 4 chickens in our backyard. Then she wanted a milk goat......,,then land hunt began and lasted a year, bought our small farm .
3 1/2 years later were living on 23 acres with about 70 laying hens, milk goat, milk cow and pastured pigs. It's an addiction that we love.
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Originally posted by DesertDug View Post^^^^
Great pic
We have only two none laying hens right now.
Soon time for new chicks and slaughter of the old hens
Just love me a fresh egg
Thanks, my wife can do some great work with a camera. The freshness of the eggs and meat from raising your own food is amazing. Our daughter has seen and learned more being involved with all of it then some people do in a lifetime. We enjoy it very much and get excited to see others starting out just like we did, first just a couple chickens, then a goat and that's how it all begins. Good times
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