FROM THE COOP
RAISING CHICKENS
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I started raising chickens with my first flock (pictured above) back in 2017. I lovingly called the original five ladies my “Chunky Cluckers.”
They were named after female chefs:
Unfortunately, even though I lived in a small city at the time, a predator found its way in and took out each of my feathered friends, one by one. I was using a used pre-fabricated house that was wearing out. No matter what I implemented the predator found its way to my girls. It was heartbreaking to come out day after day to find another one missing or unalived, which is why I made sure to get a super secure, metal fenced structure for my current coop run area.
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After I lost my first flock to a predator and moved to my new location in 2021, I started my second flock with the six lovely “Lil Bits”:
These two troublesome turkeys are the chickens I adopted because their owner passed away and no one knew what to do with them. So I ran around with the neighbors trying to catch them, and eventually succeeded in bringing them home to the “Lil Urban Farm.” I named them Thelma and Louise because they were “on the run” and hard to catch.