"As always, a great
newsletter. Thank you so much for all of the information
we get from it. We have enjoyed the chickens so much
that we put in an order for more. My husband calls
them his girls. It is rather funny, if you knew him
like I do you would see the humour in it. We discussed
recently what our plan was with them and he shared
with me that he could never bring himself to butcher
any of them. So we came to the decision that they
would only be for eggs. (what a relief!) I do believe
this means that even though the coop was only built
last summer, this summer we will be adding to it,
out of necessity. We even have a regular customer
that comes to our home to purchase eggs. Thank goodness.
Well, thanks again for all of your hard work. We are
so glad that we found your site!!!!"
Many Blessings to you!
Amy Fletcher
"Thank you once again
for a wonderful, witty and informative newsletter."
TJReiki
Hi
Gina,
"I really enjoy your newsletter, even though
I have no chickens - we are not allowed to raise them
in my town.
Nevertheless, I so enjoy the lovely chicken pictures
and I get a lot out of the informations. We had chickens
when I was a child, and maybe one of these days, I'll
have my own. Till then, I'll just read your newletter.
Keep up the good work!"
Marianne
I'm so excited to have
found your newsletter. I am a novice and am reading
everything I can find. I am starting to work on a
coop and nesting boxes but wont order chicks until
the spring. I'm especially interested in finding creative
ie: inexpensive nesting box ideas. I'm starting off
small and dont want to invest alot until we see if
the chickens like the way we raise them! LOL
Bonnie
I want to thank you for
your very informative newsletter. I signed up recently
and have had a great time reading through the back
issues, I especially enjoy the photos send in by your
readers of their chickens and coops. I am a new chicken
owner (just got my first chicks on September 11, 2008)
and am loving every minute I spend with my girls (I
hope they are girls :) one Barred Plymouth Rock, two
Rhode Island Reds and two Americana's.
Barb Gates