What’s the #1 mistake you made early on that you’d save others from? No judgment — just wisdom. I’ll go first. We jumped in head first with 20 chicks of all different breeds. It was fun but we ended up with about half of them roosters. I’d recommend finding what purpose you have for them and then sticking with a couple breeds designed for that. Don’t just go with all the fun breeds you can find. Also, have a second coop ready and available for if you have to quarantine early. 😅

Post a pic of your chickens (or just your fave) If you don’t have a pic handy, describe your flock in 3 words. I'll go first: Aging, Loud, Entitled. 🙃

Choose A or B and defend your answer in the comments. 😂👇

Hello CHICKEN PEOPLE 🐔 !!! how you doing? My names Troy im from north Carolina wanted to introduce myself i raise meat chickens hatch meat birds and rais egg layers and sell them!!

Chickens are basically tiny chaos wizards. What’s the weirdest or funniest thing your flock (or a single chicken) does? Example: screaming at a leaf like it committed crimes. 😂 Story time 👇