"The Top 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Getting Chickens "
(Find Out How Beginners Can Raise Healthy Chickens!)
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(Which of these backyard chicken keeping mistakes will you make?)
We have lost chickens due to:
✔ No local vet
✔ Not enough nutrition or supplements
✔ Not enough water
✔ No emergency supplies on hand
✔ Not proteted from predators
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Hi, we’re the Watts family. Our first chicken, Primo, was adopted as a pet from a farm in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. She was the only hatchling out of 12 eggs, raised by a young girl who named her Nugget.
At 6 weeks, the girl’s mom thought Primo was a rooster and gave her away. We named her Primo and called her ‘he’ for 9 months until she surprised us with a perfect brown egg. Although most chickens lay at 4 months, Primo was a late-maturing breed. We later learned about roosters and found they can still make great pets!
Our experience with Primo taught us how important it is to bond with your chicks from the start. When you spend time with them while they’re young, they’ll form a loving relationship with you and with each other—helping prevent those messy girl fights!
Chicks are dependent on you for food, water, and social needs, feeling loved and secure in their new home. They’ll follow you around, and in just a few months, they’ll become more independent, flying, hopping, and digging. They’ll even learn their names, enjoy pets on their ears and waddles, and some may even nap with you!
If you’re interested in raising chickens, we’d love to share our PDF guide with you—detailing the top 10 things we wish we’d known before getting them. Plus, once you order, we’ll email you about one surprising thing we didn’t expect (it’s gross, but you’ll want to know!). You’ll also receive helpful links, product suggestions, and the one thing that truly shocked us.
Getting started with chickens is easy. For chicks, all you need is a box, food, bedding, water, and a heat lamp. For hens, a small dog crate per chicken, a covered outdoor area, food, water, and plenty of love will do the trick.
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- We teach you how to keep and raise backyard chickens, even with little space and on a tight budget.
- We tell you the things you need to know about having chickens that are part livestock, part pets.
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There’s so much to learn about keeping chickens happy and healthy! For example, did you know chickens get along with most dogs, and dogs can even protect them from predators?
Many chicken owners feed their flock table scraps, but be careful—there are a few foods to avoid. Chickens love veggies like cabbage, broccoli, celery, tomatoes, and apples.
And did you know that young hens are called pullets, and young roosters are cockerels? We didn’t, lol!
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With plenty of attention as chicks, chickens will bond with you and your family. Just be careful not to step on, drop, or close anything on them!
- Grow your situation as they grow. You can be creative with your housing and feeding solutions, and you can even do it without a lot of time or money.
- Keep them healthy and happy by getting our "Top 10 Things I Wish I knew Before Getting Chickens" guide. We guarantee it will save you time and energy and may save some bird lives.
- Enjoy your chicken friends and all their benefits. They each have different personalities and you will love the way they purr, coo, and chuckle at you and your family members. (Yes, some of our chickens laugh at us.)
- Plus, you will looove your daily farm fresh eggs. Oh, and guess what? You don't have to wash the eggs right away. In fact, if you don't wash the eggs, they will be fresh for longer and you don't have to store them in the fridge!
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- When little, anything as simple as a box will work for a home. Just get some bedding, chick feed, a waterer and a heat lamp. Make sure the heat lamp is safely secured where it's not too close or too far away from the chicks.~
- Chickens are very adaptable and will easily find things they like about their environment.
- Chickens are no dummies. They are domesticated livestock that love their human interaction. But they know when and where to put themselves to bed at night.
- Do they poop? Yes, and we just clean it up. In fact you want them to poop, because that's healthy! It's not that different from having other pet birds. We are lucky to have wood floor though.
- Your backyard chickens are exposed to environmental toxins that farm chickens aren't. So keep that in mind when addressing any potential health concerns.
- There is such a thing as pecking order. If you have trouble with your girls trying to establish this over time, just try separating them until they can work it out nicely.
- Chickens are generally very healthy and they preen themselves just like other birds. Keeping their environment clean and dry and with enough fresh air will go a long way toward them staying healthy.
- If you need to lure your chickens back into the cage after a free-range session, all you have to do is give them a handful of treats.
We’ve reflected on what we wish we'd known and now share our tips to help others get started. We also love sharing eggs with neighbors and selling a dozen now and then.
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Thanks for reading,
The Watts Family
P.S. If you need to know where to get chicks or young hens from, be sure to check the end of this guide!
