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Chick feeder and water we use for babies
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Metal feeder like what we use. Comes in a smaller size too. We have the larger size for our small flock.
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garden cart we use for hauling grain
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Chicken waterer We use the metal waterer It's expensive but lasts a long time. I prefer the idea of th hens drinking out of metal instead of plastic. We have had one rust out. Best to put it somewhere out of direct rain.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"Broody hens solve problems of the world!" Ha ha! Agreed! They take such good care of the babies. I had a buff orpington go broody last fall and she hatched out 4 chicks for us. They are a fabulous breed!
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My Black Australorp is BY FAR the loudest lady in my flock! 😂 I (aptly) named her Siouxsie Sioux…she had the cutest little face as a chick-like she was wearing full makeup.
My shy little glam goth chickie grew up to be a very friendly & confident punk rock girl with LOTS of (loud) ideas to share!
Each morning I say:
“Good morning Siouxsie: I wonder if you might have any complaints today?”
😂
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Great video...glad you mentioned the aggressive behavior of the Rhode Island Red Roosters. The hens are more mellow. The New Hampshire breed could be a good substitute for the Rhode island Red. They seem to be more mellow.
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Very informative!! I really like that you included that they do well in cold/rainy weather. The friendliest roosters we have had are our easter eggers. We definitely want to get some Australorps! Especially after your description of them.
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This video is very informative! I love the personality of my buff orpingtons. We have 2 hens right now but are talking about increasing our flock so this was fun to watch! Thanks!
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Very informative! Thanks for sharing! 😃
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Great video, thank you
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Excellent video with lot of information
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Thank you for sharing this 🤗 Good information.
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thank you
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Awesome job! I think Orpingtons would be my go to breed if I ever decide to raise chickens and one or two Easter Eggers. This presentation is incredible.
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Great video! Thank you for the information!
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Very informative. Thank you.
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Nice details in the video. Thanks!
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Great tips on which chicken breeds make good backyard chickens!
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I've never had a broody Orpington and I ordered 10 pullets hoping for broody hen. My lone Americana was the broody one, so she got the chick hatching and raising duties.
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I bet for the Australorp! But love to have the Easter eggers also ;)
Incredible presentation.. don't know much about chicken breeds until you! Thank you so much!
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Hello, very helpful information. Thank you for sharing.
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This video was literally made for me! Some urban areas allow chickens, like I know we can have them in nyc. but for some reason more residential or suburban areas have a TON of rules. we just bought a house in nj with a 1/4 of an acre and we're not allowed to have chickens. lol
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@heatherbrown8304
1 year ago
We got lucky and found our lavender Orpingtons at tractor supply. We also got lucky to only end up with one rooster and six hens. They are so beautiful
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