So we finally have an important thread here.
I searched Long Island Chickens & Guns Club forum but didn't find much.
The GF wants chickens and a coop. She found a coop on line from Home Depot for like $250 which i doubt is good enough.
I have a big yard bordering a nature preserve.
I can at least keep the coop far away from the house and she says she'll do the work.
I'm sure she'll do a lot of it at least.
She wants 2 -4 chickens. We'll start with 2.
Anyone have experience with their own chickens in a non farm environment.
Not Malaka experience.
Not grilled or bbq'd experience but keeping them here on Long Island.
She wants eggs.
I'd like hardy ones that aren't too noisy ( no roosters) that look cool if possible. But truth be told, whichever freakin chicken she wants is what it'll be.
I found a place in Riverhead called Long Island poultry and there's some good info there but I'd thought i'd see if someone had an honest review of owning chickens.
Believe it or not, Amazon, doesn't have many reviews
I searched Long Island Chickens & Guns Club forum but didn't find much.
The GF wants chickens and a coop. She found a coop on line from Home Depot for like $250 which i doubt is good enough.
I have a big yard bordering a nature preserve.
I can at least keep the coop far away from the house and she says she'll do the work.
I'm sure she'll do a lot of it at least.
She wants 2 -4 chickens. We'll start with 2.
Anyone have experience with their own chickens in a non farm environment.
Not Malaka experience.
Not grilled or bbq'd experience but keeping them here on Long Island.
She wants eggs.
I'd like hardy ones that aren't too noisy ( no roosters) that look cool if possible. But truth be told, whichever freakin chicken she wants is what it'll be.
I found a place in Riverhead called Long Island poultry and there's some good info there but I'd thought i'd see if someone had an honest review of owning chickens.
Believe it or not, Amazon, doesn't have many reviews
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