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Howdy! Housesitting, and specifically hensitting sounds like a fun way to keep involved with backyard chickens. Is this something you do for fun or as a job/business?

LOL, like a blast from the past?!?!? Congratulations on nearing your graduation from university!

Welcome back! Sorry for your loss. I can definitely understand that caring for all that land and chickens etc. would be hard... and the need to simplify things. If you do end up starting a new flock, please let us know.

Hello and welcome back! Sorry to hear about your fox attack. That is such a sad thing to go through. :( I hope that you get the opportunity to have chickens again some day. Feel free to stop by with any updates you have in the future.

Hello there! Naming our chickens has been one of the most fun and lasting things we've done with our flock! Stop in whenever you have some time!

So glad you came to check-in! Sorry to hear of your divorce... looks like my divorce was around the same time. Glad to hear you kept your flock, remarried, and all is well... even with the mink attack. Those are a predator I'm glad I don't have to deal with!!! Glad you gave your brother the...

Thanks for stopping by and sharing those great pics! It sounds like quite the adventure with your feathered friends! Sorry to hear about the disappearance of your previous flock... that's heart-breaking. Ya, that might be a tricky spot for a flock, but maybe a few hens would be ok. Keep us...

Wow... 60?!?! That's a fantastically huge flock! Yup, sounds like a busy and bustling farm! I love the idea of rotational grazing. I've been wanting to setup a chicken tractor to move my small flock around for weed abatement. How are your chickens and other animals getting along?

Aww, thanks for the nice comments on our wonderful community! It's great to hear that you're getting back into the swing of things and adding more chicks to your flock! Wishing you all the best as you continue to nurture your "farmette"! :D

Hey there! It's great to see you back, and thanks for sharing the pics! Ya, sounds like you have your hands full with homesteading, work, and family! Feel free to share more about your adventures anytime!

Classroom chicks is how this site started!!! I hope the little one with the leg issue gets the help it needs. Keep us posted with info and pics of your large flock of 25 chickens!

Hello! It's great to hear from you, and I'm sorry to hear about your RIR. :( Hopefully it's not something that will impact any other chickens!

Thanks for reporting this. There should not be any full screen video ads, especially for logged-in members. We haven't had any other reports of this. Sometimes this can be a result of non-BYC related stuff specific to your computer (like addons, etc.), so if you (or anybody else) see it again...

You think that's expensive... try hosting, running, maintaining, etc. a FREE website visited by millions of people every month! ;)

It's a busy time of year here at BYC, so we'd love some help in answering some of our unanswered threads here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/pages/unanswered/

Is that a city requirement? I don't know that I've heard of that before... mostly just requiring they be kept to one's own yard. How are you keeping them inside the fencing? Ours are escape artists. LOL!

Well, that's a pretty awesome update. Any pics?

Something about mountain living always sounds appealing to me... but then I think I'd miss my Amazon 2-day deliveries. LOL! Congrats on growing your flock... but ya, tricky managing a bunch of roosters. At least partially earning their keep by protecting the rest of the girls! Thanks for...

Moving + giving away your birds must have been tough.. that's a lot of change! Glad to know you’re considering getting more in a few years... definitely keep us posted when you do!