Are you ready for a backyard flock?
Candace Godwin
Your own pets can easily become predators to young chicks — especially cats (note the cat in the photo).
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
Chickens are easy to keep but require a sturdy coop that will keep urban wildlife out and your hens safe.
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
If you allow our chickens to roam free, keep an eye out for predators.
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
It's a good idea to have an exit plan for your chickens once they stop laying. These girls will soon enter "retirement," and continue to live happy lives.
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
Baby chicks are so adorable and so hard to resist at the farm store!
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
Photo by CANDACE GODWIN
Enter any farm store this time of year and you’ll hear the sound of chicks “peeping.” Proceed with caution and brace yourself, as chicks are adorable…and hard to resist...
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