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Barbour Chicks

In June of 2020 we became backyard chicken owners. Enjoy the photos of the chickens, the chicken coop and run, and the landscaping ideas I'll be exploring to blend the coop into our edible gardens.

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The Chickens

11/1/2020

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One Saturday morning in June of 2020 I set out to buy 6 baby chicks and came home 8 baby chicks. How did that happen you might ask. While I was at the store, I called a good friend who has had many years of experience with chickens. I asked her opinion on the two breeds available-Plymouth Barred Rock and Silver Laced Wyandotte. She gave the thumbs up on both and then convinced me to get 4 of each. "Just in case a few die or you get roosters mixed in". Sounded smart to me! So I headed home with 4 of each breed, a waterer, a feeder, and some feed. I was all set to go. 

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The Chickens with Their Friends

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