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  1. Golden Brahma

    Golden Brahma

    Golden brahmas out free ranging in the field
    • Brahmachicken240
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    • Category: Chicken Breeds
  2. Rooster_Tyranny

    Converting Chickens that Live in a Run to Free Range? And Vice Versa?

    I'm not allowed to keep roosters in my city and my surprise cockerel is starting to find his voice and is likely gonna have to go soon. I have a friend that's allowed to keep roosters and is willing to take him, and he completely free ranges his flock and only provides chicken feed for them in...
  3. thecreekhouse

    I may not let them freerange, but...

    My two little girls like to take the chickens from the coop and run and carry them around the farm on walks ;-)
  4. Sussex123

    Muscovy Duck Management

    I have been asked to produce around a 1000 muscovy drakes per month for a few people who sell them to fellow customers of theirs. I was wondering what was the best way of letting them hatch there eggs as I have not had good luck with them hatching good amounts the most I have got was 8 out of...
  5. ChickenFairy

    Hello! From your Newest member

    :lovehello! :frow I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Kara and I’m from a farm in northern Alberta. I’m a new chicken mom and I’ve come here for advice! I have 10- 7 week old chickens that are Rhode Island Red and Plymouth mix. I’ve had them for 4 weeks now. We made a temporary...
  6. T

    struggling to contain my free range hens

    so I have 4 free range hens. I live on a street in a mainly rural area, but on a street with neighbours. Our run is big enough for our hens but not huge or anything. I have been recently experiencing some issues when I let my hens out in my backyard (just under an acre). There is lots of room...
  7. ladyracheld

    New Chick Momma Insecurities!

    Hi BYC!! Pleased to be among common chicken loving folk! My Backstory: My chicken momma-hood was a random thing. I walked into TSC and just fell in love. I told my husband I wanted chickens, he laughed me off, we kept moving. I watched some videos and did light research in the car on the way to...
  8. Clucking_Caramel

    Freeranging unsupervised?

    I have a flock of chickens that already ate the grass in their run. I let them graze in my backyard, only when I watch them. Usually it is for an hour or so. I do have two roosters who do protect the hens. I just don't want something eating them!
  9. Lovefarmanimals

    Can you help me identify this breed ?

    Hi! First of all i want to say i'm new to raising chickens, and i tried an experiment 7 months ago when i was hatching eggs in an incubator. Out of curiosity i put it in there 3 Farm house free range eggs that i had bought at Walmart. One out of three hatched and this is the result, but now i am...
    • Lovefarmanimals
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    • cagefree chickenbreeds farmhouseeggs freerange goldencomet mixedbreed redstar rhodeislandreds walmartchicken walmarteggs
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    • Forum: New Member Introductions
  10. Squishychicken

    to much?

    so whenever I have extra eggs I sell them. i currently am selling them for 5$ if they were sold at a store they would be labeled cagefree,free range,colorful (brown, white,blue and green) and if I were to label them torture free. any money I earn goes into buying feed and whatnot. my grandpa...
  11. Primal Chickens – 6 chicken keeping secrets from the evolution of chickens

    Primal Chickens – 6 chicken keeping secrets from the evolution of chickens

    When I got started with backyard chickens, I was excited by the idea of fresh eggs every day and I had this romantic idea of chickens pecking around contently in my garden. But the reality was very different. They trashed more veggie gardens than I would like to remember, turned the chicken run...
    • PatchtoTable
    • Article
    • 26 min read
    • diet feed flock management freerange health junglefowl pests predators
    • Comments: 15
    • Category: Member Pages
  12. Jjdesmo11

    Containing free range chickens

    Hi! I’m a proud mother of 5 chickens and a rooster. We moved onto 5 acres 2 yrs ago and got 5 grown chickens from a friend. We decided to see how they would do letting them free range but they always end up at my neighbors house. These neighbors used to have chickens and we are friendly with...
  13. flwrldy

    I have a question.

    I have a question...yesterday or the night before I introduced 2 new chickens (silkies) to the flock the way Justin Rhodes said to do it, by putting them in at night, and the chickens think they’ve always been there. Worked great! No issues. Our daughter gave us these 2 new ones. Everything is...
  14. M5pekin

    Free Range Pekin Eggs -HELP my first week of eggs, so many questions

    So, my 2 female Pekin Ducks decided to start laying eggs this week! *Tear* they grow up so fast.. My problem is I have ZERO duck egg experience (zero egg experience period - unless we're talking from the grocery store). Anyways I have a few questions, but first, let me describe the situation...
    • M5pekin
    • Thread
    • duck duckeggs ducks egg eggs freerange freerangeducks pekin
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Ducks
  15. M5pekin

    About my ducks and my current set-up

    About my Ducks: I received 5 1-3 week old Pekin ducks from a Tractor Supply Co. during their Chick Days in mid march 2017. I have 2 Females and 3 Drakes. The 2 Hens just started laying eggs this week. My ducks are completely free range on my property currently. My setup: My ducks free range in...
    • M5pekin
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    • coop freerange pekin pekinduck
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Ducks
  16. M5pekin

    Introduction

    Hey ya'll I'm M! I am a first-time duck owner and currently have 5 lovely Pekins! I have used this site many-a time during my interesting journey as a duck mom and decided to finally join now that my hens are laying eggs! A little information about me: I am a Texan city girl who now lives in...
  17. juliaschickens

    Antisocial chicken?

    I have 6 hens, 4 isa browns, 1 buff orpington, and 1 black sex link. They are approximately 15-16 weeks old. One of the isa browns seems to be antisocial? Whenever we free range them, they are always all together, except for that one hen. She goes off and finds bugs on her own. She's a little...
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