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Welcome to BYC, a great group of people who are always ready to help.

War Eagle !!!. Welcome to BYC. It is a great site with a great group of people. I am originally from Enterprise. My ancestors are from Barbour and Dale counties. Ronott1 just posted a very good article on the Australorp thread. It works very well. I have tried a similar approach but this...

Welcome to BYC.

Not long. You seem to have some of the best attributes already, nice and friendly.

Congratulations on the little one. She is precious.

@lovere Welcome to BYC .

@benjamm welcome to BYC and the Alabama thread.

Welcome to BYC. I am sure there is someone near that has them.

Welcome to BYC.

Welcome, I am originally from Enterprise. I am in Byron, Georgia now.

I got 4 Wyamdottes at the Byron GA TSC. They are about a month old now and they are getting wing feathers with the silver in them. Sorry you didn't get any. I can't wait to see them fully feathered. My granddaughter is my partner in the chickens. When I showed her pictires of the adults she...

Someone will happily give them a new home.

Quote: Even though they go to public school the chickens are my granddaughters science project. We are going to hatch some eggs as soon as we get a broody hen. I want them to see the natural process. My 8 year old also loves to raise butterflies in the summer. That is intriguing to them...

Quote: Welcome to BYC. The members are friendly and there are a lot of very experienced chicken keepers.

Quote: That's great. It is an education for your granddaughter that most kids won't get.

There are no dumb questions. We all had those same questions when we started. You just need a course in chicken math. That and chicken TV is whar it is all about. :thumbsup

She is a beautiful bird. Good luck with them.

I haven't bought from Tractor Supply in Ozark. I bought my chickens from the local Tractor Supply. The chickens were all healthy and they have done well. I would say they are typical hatchery chicks. I got 6 eggs from 7 hens today. I got them the first of April and they were laying by Labor...

Send it on over. The base is closed and I am sitting home having a cup of coffee. I would rather that you would round up one of those nice 70 degree days that we get sometimes at this time of year.

My store in Georgia gave me the same date.