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An introduction
Hello,
I have introduced myself before and have posted BUT now that I feel officially part of the group I wanted to say hello again!! I got my chickens, I got my chickens, I got my chickens ![]() ![]() ![]() I have 6 of them: Princess Peach - Easter Egger (6mnths) Bowser - Blue Andulusian (6mnths) Yoshi - Silver Laced Wyandotte (4mnths) Toad - Buff Orphington (4mnths) Luigi - Barred Rock (4mnths) Mario - Rhode Island Red (4mnths) They have been great! They have a fairly good sized area to move around. My only concern is nesting boxes (is that what they are called) how many should I have. I only have two spaces right now. Granted only Bowser is laying but they will start sometime. I am so excited and eager to learn from all of you. I am hoping to get a rabbit in the spring and really hoping to get meat chickens as well. Anyhow, I am Carly
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Omaha, NE
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Re: An introduction
Congrats!!
Two nesting boxes should be plenty for only 6 chickens. More than likely they will all use the same one, but the second will be good in case one is laying and another can't wait.
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