These are our new chickens.
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| These are our old ones. |
This is our Rhode Island Red
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| This is me holding the new buff orpington. |
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| This is me holding the Wyandotte. |
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| This is our new buff orpington.
Our old buff orpington was the biggest when we got it, but this buff orpington is the smallest. We were going to get a Wyandotte instead of a barred rock. But the Wyandotte was to small.
Do you have chickens?
What kinds?
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I'm excited to come see your chickens some day. We don't have any, as you know, but we hope to someday. We want to have a big farm someday. You will be able to teach us how to raise chickens since we have no clue! Is it hard to hold them? It seems like they would be pretty squirmy and try to get away. They don't try to peck at you?
ReplyDeleteIt is realy easy to raise chickens, it is easy to hold them, but it's hard to cach them. The hardest parts is finding a good coop and getting new hay, it is hard to empty out all of the hay from your chicken run. I like finding the eggs.
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