Watch This Before Getting CHICKENS!

[@makeshiamullins4144]

I'm a stay at home mom with a toddler and 2 large dogs. We have chickens ready to move outside. Our first. Our toddler thought the babies at the feed store were adorable. At first I was against it but did some research and ended up getting 8. They've done great so far. Toddler is in love with them all and named them after her favorite cartoon "Spirit, Riding Free". I wish I could send u guys pictures. This kid sneaks them on the couch and covers them (except their head) with a blanket to watch TV with her. I'm looking forward to having eggs from them but really enjoying learning their personalities. My husband has built a coop from pallet boards and my dad (wrapped around my daughter's finger) paid for lumber and wire to build a (hopefully) secure chicken yard. Toddler helps feed and water them and loves giving treats. They have improved our lives already. Sry this is so long. We love watching your videos. You guys and Adler Farms were part of the inspiration to take the leap to get started with chickens. ❤️

[@DONNABROWN1959]

Rachel and Kevin, I had 75 chickens, decades ago, they were meat and egg producers. We had bantys, Rhode Island Reds, Blue Chochins, and leghorns. I had 1 Rhodie, named Little Red, who laid a double yolker, everyday. Except for about 2 weeks or so, in summer. I really enjoyed listening to them. I miss going out to do daily chores, for and with animals. Thanks for the memories! Prayers and Blessings always

[@lorainewhite727]

Back in '58/'59 we lived in Zimbabwe & a colleague of my dad's gave my sister & I each a day-old chick (Rhode Island reds). When they started laying my sister's hen would lay a double-yolker once a week & the rest of the week would be a regular egg. Being our pets they were free -range so by pure accident we spotted the hen coming out from under a bush where the double - yolked egg was always found!

[@maureen684]

I raised chickens years ago and with the price of food these days I have been talking to my adult children about raising chickens. Your video has encouraged me to get a few hens. I’m older and have some issues that I can’t do much, but I would love to get some chickens again. Thank you for all the encouragement!💖

[@sherryfaircloth9737]

I live 20 minutes from the Atlanta Hartsfield airport and have 5 acres. I've got 8 chickens and i love it.

[@mikee8074]

It's a bad hair day for the chickens...lol keep up the great videos...

[@debrabeam5474]

Hey Kevin and Rachel😊 You picked the perfect name for the black chicken. I've never lived anywhere I was allowed to have chickens. Nothing better than a fresh egg. My dad raised them. Miss that. I hope you inspired someone to do start raising their own chickens. A lot of pros to raising them. Have a wonderful day. God bless 🙏❤

[@RobertJones-ey9qz]

I've heard that what the grocery stores sell as fresh eggs on average are six weeks old. Don't know for sure if that's right, but I prefer to reach under the girls and get the eggs. That to me is fresh eggs.

[@soniaarigoni1710]

The emus are getting bigger every time I see them , saw that emus like fresh spinach leaves from another channel, Miss having fresh chicken eggs had them when raising my 2 kids there grandma had chickens, I live in the city and in an apartment but soon will be moving back to country life and going to my sisters and she has chickens , I was born and raised in country can’t wait to get back

[@lynnbetts4332]

I accidentally found out about black soldier flies when I had some lay eggs in an old bag of Chaffhaye I left outside and it got rained on. Lots of wiggly grubs. A bit gross to dig out, as they like the smelly rotting Chaffhaye, but worth it to give the chickens the treats. Before selling eating eggs, check with the Cottage Food laws in your state. Some have restrictions, like can be sold from your house, but not offsite (farmer's market) with out having a tested/certified flock.

[@donnaflanagan6612]

Great informative video Rachel & Kevin. They can be such fun, & they do have their own little personalities😊 Fun fact: “chook” is used in Australia as well, e.g. chook (ready to cook) raffles are common at pubs, taverns & clubs to raise money for charities, sporting clubs etc. If family or friends call & say they are at the supermarket & do I need anything, I would say “can you grab me a BBQ chook please" & a chicken coop is often called a chook pen. It’s origin is definitely from the UK though. Take care & cheers 🐨🦘🥰

[@suecastillo4056]

My Aunt in WVa had a darling little goldfish colored hen that used to lay eggs on top of her fridge!! She was just adorable!!! Love chickens♥️‼️🥰☮️🙋‍♀️( Love you guys!)

[@trudiharmon7640]

Hi Kevin and Rachael I’m from the uk 🇬🇧 and I don’t think we call our chickens chooks only known them as chickens think Australia might do. Great informative video for those who may want to start raising chickens. Nothing beats an egg that’s home grown can really tell the difference between shop and home. Thanks for sharing 💕🙏

[@andreafossold2209]

hi I'm from New Zealand we say chooks or hens , i mostly say chickens for when i'm talking about the chicks ( babies) .

[@kaylynnbracken540]

Hi guys.. I'm from Australia and calling our chickens chooks is another Aussie slang...😊

[@nadinefranklin2309]

I grew up on a farm and my step dad would get me 100 chicks every year and I would cull the roosters and collect the eggs. So now I have chickens, turkeys, and rabbits for my little 3 acre home stead. I built and hoop house chicken coop that I got from living traditions. Great video.

[@scottfindley7284]

LOVE IT WHEN YOU DO VIDEOS LIKE THIS. GIVES PEOPLE A CHANCE TO LEARN ABOUT SOMETHING THEY MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN.

[@mrs.hiddenheightsfarm9119]

Thanks Scott! 😁

[@patshipp9195]

Grandpa Adler calls them wormies (the bag Rachel had). Tractor supply is also a great place to get answers to chicken questions. love you 2.

[@conniebennett180]

When you said Boris the first time, I knew exactly who you named him after!😂

[@lorainewhite727]

Does the rooster, Boris, have a floppy comb?🐓😉😁😁 Happy Father's day, Kevin❤🙏✌

[@cynthiawaite4410]

When I was little we raised chicken and rabbits..

[@patriciacash4564]

A friend gave me three baby chicks. My son raised them in an aquarium in his room. He ended up winning a blue ribbon and $75. at the county faire.

[@megslittlehouseinthecountry]

Good morning! Your chickens look happy and healthy. You're doing a great job on the farm! 💖💖💖

[@marybroussard043]

Good Morning Kevin & Rachel! It looks like a beautiful day there. Have a blessed day.

[@SbrGrendel65]

I would love to have some property and raise chickens(free range) however that’ll never happen. Since I’m disabled and don’t work anymore. To be able to know what your feeding your animals is great. I can live vicariously through HHF

[@shirleyalavez7387]

My Grandpa who was in his 80's in 1975 when he passed away...for years fed his chickens broken up egg shells with their feed, when their eggs were soft.

[@brucesiefkes4081]

my Dad said that back in the 1930s the farmers in this area of southern MN they raised bard rock hens for eggs my grandfather had 300 hens but by the 1950s they had switched to leghorn hens

[@cynthiawaite4410]

Not a typo lol Aussies call the chooks as well

[@susandernick2515]

Kevin and Rachel, this video is awesome!! Yes, I'm one of those sitting on the fence. Not very gracefully either! Lol. I've been wanting chickens for about a year now. But I've got to get a shed built first. Then I get to build my coop and run. So hopefully chick's in April next year. Thanks for the info

[@shelleysimmons2804]

Have been on the fence on getting chickens. So happy I watched this video. Very informative.

[@pamelahouser3487]

I love how your feathered friends enjoy the Grub Terra. Our area in the Michigan rural city area does not allow us to have chickens in the city area. There are rural farm areas for that. I am a low income disabled senior citizen, I do get my eggs from the local Farmers Market that is during the summer months only. I cannot purchase and eat eggs from the grocery store any more due to sensitivity issues. The only store egg I can eat is “Eggland Best”. Thank you, Kevin and Rachel, for the informative video today on chickens.💕🙏🏻🙋🏼‍♀️

[@mikec7572]

Gday guys I’m in Australia and yes we call them chooks lol

[@jeanburgin160]

Yes ... I saw the fog on the lens. lol I've just gotten baby chicks this spring (6) and I have learned a lot from you all.

[@lindabawek576]

You guys r young and doing a great job I watch quite a few homesteaders you have the most well kept farm amazingly clean also the animals are loved and taken care of. Love what a great job your doing parenting shows in the behavior and loving nature of ur beautiful children. Love you guys

[@jodibrandl7522]

And they keep the bugs and insects down 😊 !! That rosters got something to say to the fans lol 😂 🤣 😅 !

[@starlenekalinski5633]

I have raised chickens most of my life and I love them. I have raised chickens for exhibition and I am going to get back into showing them. Some of the friendliest people are chicken exhibiters. I’m going to order some of the larvae.

[@davinawonderling9361]

YUM! 😋. Those Grub Terra black soldier fly larvae look delicious, LOL, just kidding 😄. I know the chickens are saying, YUM 😋! Thank you for another great farm video this 🌄 💕💕

[@Judeith]

Rachel & Kevin between y’all and Walkers family farm, with cassie I decided to get my own eggs. I had 13 and 10 out of the 13 hatched and you answered a lot of my questions. How old do the chicks have to be to put them outside . I have my chicks in the house and they love to be handle . And the funny thing is when they where in their eggs I talk to them and as they where hatching I was talking to them and they hear my voice they look at me I love having them, now I want emu’s lol.

[@elainebouley4002]

Loved this video!! I just started raising chickens a couple months ago !! I’m in love ❤️ I was always to afraid of raising them because where I live in the country and have over 400 acres of conservation land behind me, soo lots of predatores, hoping we won’t have problems 🤞

[@vickygraf141]

I've been debating for a couple of months to get some chickens I do live in town but our ordinance says we can have three no roosters so I think you've encouraged me enough to take that leap I am in a wheelchair but I can get around pretty good and I do believe they'd be entertaining for me thank you for the encouragement Rachel and Kevin God bless you both love you

[@janielindsey3264]

I really enjoyed watching this about the chickens. I hope other people will start raising chickens after watching this video. My daughter gives me a dozen every 2 weeks. Keep up the good work on teaching about farm life .

[@LucyEastman2396]

say some thing about fencing.

[@elizabethhestevold1340]

Grew up with Chickens in Old Country, ...are good for children. Poop , my dad had sand grass on their floor . In Chicken house. Changed it every week, we had a place where my dad created a mulching place . Used later for his Vegtables. And we had great potato beds, Strawberries Coliflower. And mulch for fruit trees. We had a big fenced in place for them. My dad planted two Cherry trees in there. Believe me we had lots off Cherries! As did they. When, he gardened, they came out , and followed him every where. Amazing, and yes very social. Fun to wacth! My role as a child , was the egg collector. 🇩🇰🇺🇸🌅🐔🐔🐔🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥

[@elspet3813]

Another real funny Parent pro but teenager con was I grew up on a farm & every time you came home at night the car headlights would wake up the hens & the rooster 🐓 made sure he crowed like crazy & woke up your parents... hahaha. Secondary alarm system for heavy sleeping parents... hahaha

[@juliemelnychuk8162]

good video, Rachel. Yes, chicken are multi purpose. eggs, meat, entertainment, bug catcher, predator watcher, guard alarm. Love chickens. 🐓🐣🙏👍🇨🇦😊

[@NarusarRex]

In Thailand raising chickens are tradition/wisdom/culture, and every country house raises chickens for eggs and meat. If we have guests/visitors, we'd traditionally prepare our own chickens to welcome them.

[@marciapouncy6335]

My grandson is gonna give me some chickens so this video is right on time thank you so much Im gonna go for it lol!

[@juneschwierjohn5512]

I've had chickens 6 years now. 6 in the coop and 3 banty house chickens, two hens and a rooster. Our town licenses 5 outside. So chicken math got me ( 6 hens? I only see 5). My birds are funny, affectionate, stay in my yard and don't wander off. I get olive green, pale green, blue, dark brown, speckled brown, cream, and white eggs. Their favorite treat is shredded mozzarella cheese.

[@laurierobertson3504]

This maybe helpful, maybe you could do a video on some different breeds of chickens and explain the difference in them. Like brown egg layers versus white egg layers. We use to love our Rode island Reds and Americanas. I use to have Guineas too. Love this video, very informative but your videos usually are. I think I'm loving Walt more and more,he seems to want to be heard,lol. ❤🦃

[@mrs.hiddenheightsfarm9119]

Great idea Laurie! Thanks

[@carolereeves1566]

There's a pandemic of AVIAN bird flu. It's as close as Indianapolis. Look up symptoms

[@sandyg3639]

I never knew that chickens are so low maintenance. I love the noises they make. To be able to have free range chickens is wonderful. Thank you for taking the time to inform us about chickens. I have a dream to one day own a small Farm. Some chickens are beautiful and unique looking. Bless you all.💕🐓

[@traceygoble]

Omg I just love that rooster he's helping you explain the chickens and the turkey gobbling.. it's awesome. Thanks for the laughs..

[@charlesreohr6236]

In the city where I live you can have up to seven chickens per house hold with no roosters. The man that lived next door to us ate a lot of eggs or gave them away because he was collecting six Easter colored eggs every day from his six chickens. Then he gave his house to his niece and took his chickens with him.

[@brendalafever8023]

You didn’t tell us if the free range will go to the coop at night. Do they? That would be a good thing to know. That is my main thing to keep them safe. Love you guys. Thanks for the great info!

[@thomasmcnab5068]

Hi Rachel & Kevin....enjoyed the video.... Your presentation was great on the chickens!....You have made me want to go purchase some chickens....With the price of eggs going up great idea guys!....Take care & God Bless!

[@janettemagee5054]

UK. 🐔 =hen. Chicken =baby chick's or on plate. Chooks =Australian hens. Love your videos.

[@42invincible]

Spot on

[@janetwithers7427]

I love chickens too. Could watch them for hours. Wish I could have some, but I rent a duplex. I encourage others to get them tho. Great video. 💞. Australians call their chickens, Chooks also. Yup, it is a real thing.

[@lindahipp8329]

Great video on having and taking care of chickens. I see a lot of You Tubers that give their chickens the Grub Terra. Your chickens as well as all your animals look healthy and happy. Take care and stay safe out there. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@patwright8331]

Those girls look like they’ve got bob marleys hairstyle 🤣

[@martharock8718]

My 5 Rhode Island Reds get scratch and grubs every day as they can't free range because of predators, Ariel and ground. I get 5 eggs per day and am so thankful. I went for the Omlet system so they have a 9x9 run and a roost I can clean every couple weeks. They get grass clippings, fermented layer food, fruits and vegetables daily. They get ash and DE to bathe in. They are happy girls. I learned everything I know about keeping chickens from KZbin vlogs such as yours. Thank you, and Jason and Becky and Justin and others!!!!!

[@mranderson867]

They have chickens and roosters that roam the streets of Key West they are all over the place it is so cool to see the babies walking the streets but you cannot touch them because they are considered a Key West staple for the tours but it is cool love you guys video I live in

[@mranderson867]

Kissimmee Florida Saint Cloud area

[@debraelliott8371]

Morning Rachel & Kevin 👋 enjoyed your video info on chickens. My grandfather used to raise chickens. I love fresh eggs & they are easy to fix for a meal. Thanks have a great of your day! See you next time. Love you all! 👋❤👍🙏 God Bless your family.

[@Mary-yu3sn]

chickens love elderberry bush....it is also healthy for people and chickens..

[@terrylundquist2646]

Good video. My wife is now addicted to her chickens. Have about 30. Just curious, why do you have the one flock penned up, and not free range like the others? She is also addicted to your channel.👍

[@carolynjohnson6792]

Hi Rachel & Kevin. Yes I'm on the fence about getting chickens. My 14 yrs old grandson has 20+ chickens. We buy eggs from him. We pay him half of what he gets I don't like him loosing money that he uses to buy feed. We can't do it right now cause we both have covid😱!! I'm 65& he's 70 with COPD. So in a few weeks I hope? Y'all take great care of the animals. Love watching y'all on the farm. Take care, stay safe & hydrated 💦🥤 GOD Bless your Family 🙏🙏🙏🙏💜 Love 🌹 from NC 💜

[@markcroucher3977]

Kevin and Rachel, we give our chickens Grub Tera also. We call it Chicken crack!!!😆

[@robynnewhite]

we call them chooks in Australia too!

[@42invincible]

From the UK and not sure we use the term here, maybe the odd region but mainly just call them chickens

[@anneparisi1828]

So enjoy your channel. I’m a city girl and have quail now. My neighbors thru a fit when I mentioned I was gonna try a few chickens cause I enjoy their eggs. Now I have quail and like those eggs. I’ve gotta get better hatching quail eggs I’ll get there. Current plan is to get 3 chickens from a friend and then I’ll have chickens. I try to be nice, I’m just not fake.

[@leniedejong9224]

Thank you so much for explaining everything about chicken. I love chicken, and I am crazy about eggs. When I don't have enough eggs and weather is bad, so it's hard to go to store. I get in panic mood. So I buy now always 2dz everywhere. Because you use them for lots of cooking and baking to. We both are 68 maybe to old now, I am on oxygen 24/7 So it's not easy for me to help with raising chicken. I think lots of store-bought eggs taste like fish. Don't know how that happend. But it's 😝 gross. I will show this video to my husband. Lol You both have a greatday. Love you both and ofcourse your kids. Big hug 🫂 🤗 ❤ for all. From Lenie in Alberta 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

[@THEFALCON58]

Hi from Perth Western Australia, we call them chooks too, Had three isa brown breed as pets , when we came home they would be at our back door calling us out, got these chooks at a young age

[@SherryKLovesYarnCrochet]

Yes in the UK & Australia they are called Chooks. I have probably around 150 chickens, many of them I have hatched to sell at our local swaps. I do specific breed hatchings. I never wanted to have chickens until I met my husband. He talked me into it and I've not looked back since. He calls me his Crazy Chicken Lady. I also hatch geese and ducks. I sell most of my eggs for eating, but do sell hatching eggs as well. You're right they are the gateway animal to farming LOL!!! Thanks guys for another great video!!!

[@carolb3122]

I had chickens for Y2K. I got 3 White Leghorns from the grade school down the street and two dozen large breed eggs from Murray McMurray, which I hatched most of. I kept them in large Rubbermaid tubs. (The size of a small horse trough) until they were old enough to go into the coop and yard my husband built for me. The Leghorn hens started to lay and the rooster went in the soup pot. A lot of the large breeds were roosters. (1 Rhode Island Red, 3 Barred Rocks, a pair of Turkens, one male one female and a couple other breeds.). Unfortunately, a neighbor called the police and I was told there was an ordinance against having them. So, they ended up going to my old 4-H leader on 10 acres. I really miss those fresh eggs, especially the double yolk ones from Henrietta the Leghorn.

[@kittywright4328]

One day maybe I will have land to get me some feather babies my grandmother had chickens when I was a child and I loved feeding them they would eat from my tiny hands that was always a great memory ❤️

[@DFDuck55]

Chooks sounds like something an Australian would call a chicken.

[@42invincible]

Agreed - in the UK we just call them chickens. There maybe the odd region that use the term chook but for me it’s an Aussie term

[@blairsmalley3399]

Very informative.Makes me want to start with a few chickens myself.

[@samiam1254]

Chickens are a triple TREAT to have on a farm or homestead. They give you fresh eggs, fresh poultry meat and keep your land fertilized for growing juicy fruits and vegetables. We used to clean our coops, put all poop in barrels, mixed with water and sprayed on our garden.....Corn and beans love natural fertilizer!! Ya'll have a good day on the HHF!!

[@mrs.hiddenheightsfarm9119]

Triple threat, Yes you are so correct Sam.

[@pixibelle3282]

Chooks is what we call them here in Australia. Chooks refers to roosters, hens & chickens, collectively.

[@jeanniewright2554]

Okay. You convinced me. I was on the border, but needed a swift kick! Thanks for the boot!!

[@barbnelson3976]

Hi Kevin and Rachel, Love watching you show and reminds me of home my home in Australia but now I live in South Carolina and yes we call our chickens (CHOOKS) lol. I live with my son and his family and we have a small farm with some chickens,hores and 2 fur babies.Thanks for sharing your life and farm with everyone. Aussie Barb.

[@lorainewhite727]

Hores? Would that be horses or hares(?) Or are you referring to rabbits?

[@lindamcclain9917]

My sister raised her chickens to be extremely friendly and made a coop and roost up against her house. Because of living out in the woods she had trouble with mice snd those big wood roaches. Anyway, after she put that roost and coop against her house (she was meticulous cleaner so it was cleaned daily) she noticed she never saw those wood roaches any more. Only once in awhile would a mouse get through, too. Sadly, she lost all of them when it flooded.

[@rockinrobin1007]

We live in the country-burbs in southern NJ. It’s technically burbs but there are lots of farms out here and properties have more land than regular burbs. We see chickens “exploring” in different places as we drive down the road (50mph roads) and they do wander but we rarely see one get hit by a car. I lived next to a farm in the regular burbs when I lived in a condo, and they had a very loud rooster. He woke me up every morning. Lol Out here nobody has roosters near us (thank goodness! Lol) but a few years ago the town sold the land next to us…. to a trucking company that “gets started” at 4 am and sometimes they honk and they do “rumble” our house. So 🤷🏻‍♀️ lol. We have arial predators …. Huge hawks perch on the water tower across the street from us. They have been known to pick up small dogs and sometimes we hear stories that they drop them somewhere else. 😳 These hawks circle my tall husband as he mows the lawn! My daughter wants a homestead so there will be chickens one day … plans are to have a big property and live next to each other when she is a veterinarian.

[@misteral-jillrarbogast.8493]

Many moons ago we didn’t have treats fo our chickens so we used oysters shell ground up. God Bless 🙏🙏🌻🌻✨✨🌟🌟😊😊Broilers are great to raise for just food from start to finish its 4 to 8 weeks ( I had a brain fart I can’t remember) getting older is hell it’s been T least 30 ~ 35 years ago. There wonderful ours were like baby Turkeys. 12 to 15 # they were so tasty. I didn’t think they were that expensive to raise butcher them yourself. God Bless. 🙏🙏🌻🌻😊😊🌟🌟😎😱

[@saraanderson6615]

Looks beautiful there 🙂 have a great day Rachel & Kevin 🙂

[@sharonduvick1606]

I would research common deseases for chickens too. In general they are healthy, but you have to be able to deal with bad things that happen.

[@pamelamaynecorreia1688]

My family is from Britain but I’m from Canada and they’re called Chucks because they say “chuck chuck chuck”. Lol. Love our hens, we just renewed with 25 new Martha Browns as everyone was getting aged and loss production. I recommend them as well, we have very cold winters so you need a large enclosure that can be heated. We use straw bales around the walls and two heat lamps. Keeps water thawed at ~30. We’ve tried lots of varieties so explore. Some are crazy mean, some amazing egg producers, some continually want to nest; while others are just all round great birds. I love your variety of fowl on your place but unfortunately I have one dog that would eat; chase and maul free range. All ours are in a large pen to keep them safe. I always wonder why you keep some in the pen but others out free range? Never tried the grubs. Wonder if they are available here.

[@coolwatyr]

Hello Kevin & Rachel! We were encouraged to get chickens by another KZbin channel. We have 5 hens now that are 14 weeks old. We’ve converted a greenhouse into a coop. We sit outside and watch the chickens a lot! We have a fair number of hawks, etc, that know we have chickens now, too. We love your videos! Blessings to you! ❤️

[@coolwatyr]

Oh!! This is a pro and a con. Chicken Math 😂🤣

[@kelliecarson5954]

❤️ we have our first flock so far so good, even in the heat. We did get an extra bowl for water.

[@christineyates2618]

Good morning HHF collect the egg shells and dry in a cooling oven and crush them fine. Put them in a container in their pen or jus t mix a little in their feed. It's called recycling.

[@renah2509]

Just thought you guys might want to know my husband is a Painter and he just called me said that all the Sherwin Williams stores are closed around us they can't get paint and dog and cat food is the same way ...Russia want let it come in... Our food is next...People better start praying for our country...wish I had chickens right now... eggs are so high..The emus are growing , oh my gosh....Love you guys and your videos...God bless

[@Angharadz2]

this makes no sense to me, if you'll pardon me saying so - does the US really import those things from Russia?? I'd be looking at production problems closeer to home, first - like the baby milk thing turned out to be a factory thatwas burned down. I do agree that it's really unhelpful when a producer has one super big facility instead of spreading production into different areas (and thus also reducing shipping costs)

[@lorettalindamood1345]

You're correct they do call them chooks and Australia does the same thing.

[@42invincible]

From the UK and not sure I have heard them referred to as chooks. There maybe the odd region that use it but majority use the term chicken. Defo an Aussie term though

[@suecastillo4056]

Ewwwwww! 😂😂🤣🤣🤭♥️‼️🙋‍♀️you’re such good mom and dad to those darlings!!! I’d NEVER hold them in my hand!!! Love your birds!!♥️‼️

[@stanmashek3085]

good video chickens are great to have

[@marciaborg77]

I missed going to my great aunt's farm and go to the hen house and see the chicken and then she would have the mean rooster in a metal can pail in the kitchen by the old wood stove. She lived on the family farm when she was still alive till 2000.

[@laurieutter8760]

Hey Hey 👋👋 Kevin and Rachael looking awesome and the farm kiddos are to . Miss my chickens . My con is that I live in a apartment now and we can't have them 🤔🥺 🙆‍♀️ . But there are so much fun to watch . Thanks so much for sharing the info . Have a blessed day and stay safe always make it fun Love from Tucson Arizona 💗🦎🌵🌻🦉👩‍🌾🌵🦎💗

[@monanola]

Had a pet chicken named Mary Louise for 8 years . .. Loved that chicken and miss her everyday. She was an Americana breed and was very smart. Be sure you can keep the chicks safe. Racoons, foxes, and neighborhood dogs can pose a threat. So be sure your coup is secured. 😎 Having chickens is a lot of fun.

[@cheryllindley3990]

Thank you. I have been wanting to get chickens for eggs but a little intimidated. This was very helpful.

[@tandiparent1906]

The little rural town, where I live in SW Oklahoma just passed an ordinance to get rid of chickens in town limits 🥺😡🥺 they've got a LOT of people upset with them.

[@candyw9297]

I sometimes wish I was 20 yrs younger. I would definitely raise some chickens!

[@SUBZEROinfinity]

You also forgot to mention that chickens will chase and get rid of field mice and small snakes. I do love our 30+ chickens.

[@anitamartin953]

Boris cracks me up!! The feathers on their heads are as susceptible to humidity as our human hair, particularly those that have curly hair! Humidity is the enemy!!

[@pamsjohncrazycountry5523]

way to go hugs from pam and john keep coming you 2 when get a peace land a gain get chicken

[@wandahopper2755]

Grub Terra is like to chickens, like what cat nip is to cats. They are definately excited.

[@debbiew.7094]

Great information for people wanting chickens!

[@KashfuzzCrochet76]

Thanks for the info. ✌️🌻

[@smithlinda8901]

i like the way you spoil your chickens and all your other animals on your farm. you guys take good care of them all. yes baby chicks are so cute !

[@lorilafountain164]

I buy eggs 5 dozen box from the grocery store the last time I brought them they was $ 16.99, another store had them for 15.99 for 5 dozen, they also had 7 dozen for $20.99

[@scottfritz2231]

Chickens and pigs are very feed efficient