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  1. E

    Please help! 3 hens need new home. Santa Clarita

    My wife and I need to find new home for our 3 hens. Have to move for a new job opportunity and can't take the girls with. We are devastated, but we are moving from a house with land to a townhome with no backyard. So there's just no way we can take them. Thank you Luke Davidson
  2. tacothechicken

    Houston TX life?

    So this is the most unrelated topic I've ever posted but the head of the family has decided we may want to live in Texas? We don't have many acquaintances there but it sure is gorgeous and theres acreage for sale. So I suppose I just want to have what you guys find pros and con wise about TX and...
  3. Sire12

    I'm moving house from a semi urban concrete backyard to a rural grass backyard, a few questions

    Hi I'm moving into new house and bringing my 9 hens with me, I've only ever had them in a concrete yard before so I'm not sure what it's like to have them in a grass garden, their coop is currently a shed with roosts in it so I need to buy a coop with a run or just a coop and build a run since I...
  4. ShrekDawg

    Pittsburgh

    Thinking of moving to Pittsburgh. Any advice, neighborhoods to never visit or move to, etc.? Thanks.
  5. OG Anomaly

    FREE: 7) 18mo Laying Hens w or w out coop, WNY area (PICS)

    Hi :) I am moving halfway down the coast and we can't take our girls with us. :( We have have 7) 18 month old White Leghorn hens. They usually 7 eggs every day, sometimes 6. They even laid all winter. All the chicken stuff we have, including the coop, are free to a good home. You don't have to...
  6. K

    Moving ducks to Japan?

    I may be moving to Japan in the next year or so for work, and I desperately want to take my two ducks with me. I can't seem to find Japanese homes with any sort of yard. Does anybody have any experience keeping ducks in Japan? I know there are safety precautions that must be taken before their...
    • Kayducks
    • Thread
    • #ducks japan moving moving animals
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Ducks
  7. sandy_c

    Hello, new chicken chick introducing myself

    Hi, I’m a newbie to backyard chickening, and I spend most of my time chillin’ with my chickies... 2 red star hens Rayleen and MaryJean (they are 2 years old and laying lots of eggs) and 3 (yes, I beat the odds of probability) silkie Roos (about 2 years old) and 1 sizzle frizzle Roo. I got the...
  8. 9d84runner

    Moving to Yuma, AZ

    We will be moving from lovely San Diego, CA to Yuma, AZ in a couple of months. I have a couple questions that I cannot seem to get straight answers. We will be scouting out houses next weekend but I was wondering what area's are considered more farm landish? I would like to go somewhere where...
  9. Kaitlyn18

    Stuff found on emu egg

    I am on day 36 with incubating an emu egg. It’s set on 96.5 degrees and humidity stays at 48-50%. I added a bowl of water so it wouldn’t lose too much water. When I got home this evening to turn it I noticed stuff was dried on the egg. It doesn’t smell but when I picked it up something literally...
  10. KDrumm

    Moving Chickens

    Hello. We will be moving from KS to NC about a 16 hr drive. I'm wondering if anyone has tips or advice? I only have 3 chickens less than a year. I'm considering loading up the entire coop in to the back of a trailer. Thanks so much for your feedback!
  11. CourtneyTartan

    Duck eggs - Can feel and hear the ducklings moving.

    Hey guys, I checked my call duck this morning to see how her eggs were going. When I picked up a few to check, you could feel movement in the egg and if you put the egg up to your ear you could hear movement as well as a almost pecking sound. What I am wondering is.. does anyone know how much...
    • CourtneyTartan
    • Thread
    • babies clucky duck duck eggs duckling ducklings hatching moving pipping ready to hatch
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Ducks
  12. D

    Colorado: Centennial, Aurora, Parker or Castle Rock

    We are looking for a bigger home but I am having a hard time finding an HOA that will allow us to have our chickens. Please help me find areas that we can bring our feathered friends. Thank you so much -jerad
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