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Chicken People, Lend Me Your Brains!

cafe

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yeah but we already have a grill and a flower bed in which the dog uses as his bathroom, especially in the winter when its too cold for him to go on walks, that's the down side of owing a chiuaua mix. they're not allowed outside when it's below 35f.

Yeah, adding a chicken to that might be too much of a good thing. I don't think I'd try it myself. I wouldn't even have dogs if I didn't have a fenced area I could let them do their business in.

In other news, I have a tentative go ahead from the manly one to have chickens next year. He thinks I'll hate it and wind up giving them away PDQ, but he humors me.
 

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:yay: you get to have chickens!!!

the quiet clucking that chickens do when eating and such is actually a really peaceful sound :)

and we once had a hen who lived until she was at least 12 years old :shock:
 

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I saw golden comet pullets at Rural King today! I almost got some, but then I remembered how much I like being married, so I decided to wait. :laugh: The guy at the store said he thought they'd have them for about a month and even after that I could order them. They want you to buy at least five, so I will just get five, raise them until they are big enough to move outside, then put the extra two on craigslist.

I am starting to buy materials for the coop and run and I think I have a good plan for keeping the chicks safe from the pet carnivores until they go outside.

In the meantime, it would be best if I stay out of Rural King. I might not be able to resist temptation next time because OMG! they are so cute!!!
 

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*squeaks* oooh! chicks are adorable :wubbie:

they're tiny little balls of fluff with pathetic baby wings and tiny little beaks :heart:

and those are good chickens too... my parents have bought chickens from rural king on quite a few occasions :yes:
 
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