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Quick Start Guide - Raising Chickens For Beginners

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Quick Start Guide - Raising Chickens For Beginners

8:45 the goose in chickens clothing

— @theragingslushy

Are you thinking about raising chickens but intimidated by the entire process? We are going to break it all down from brooder to coop. From starting with baby chicks and how to care for chicks all the way to the chicken coop, laying eggs and how to care for chickens. This is the last video you will need!

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Chickens lay massive eggs when they get protein from bugs but ive found to get night crawlers and feed them and boy youll get monster eggs! They also like to eat of my salmon & steelhead carcasses the yolk is bright orange

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And when can i give my new baby chicken what i give my old chicken feed

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Hey I have some chicken when can I put them outside with my old one

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Great information! I am a born and raised Detroiter that moved out into the country. lol, I am starting with chickens this year, and next year maybe some goats and a mule. 😂
The Green Acres theme song has been in my head since I moved in last October 😂

— @iamgriff

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Awesome video and great advice!!

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I worked at TSC in the early 90's in Lebanon, TN and remember springtime and chick setup. The Little Giant mention brought many memories back as TSC had many products. I'm almost 60 now and remember those days at TSC. I miss it.
Also, guineas are loud but they also keep pests ie fleas, ticks down. Peacocks are also a loud 'alarm' system but beware the kicks. Ask me how I know.

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Very good video enjoy learning and watching.

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I love watching your video you're just so down-to-earth. Thank you.

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Modern poultry farming technology makes everything more efficient and sustainable!

@OrganicDuckFarming
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Thank you for this. I've just moved from the States to West Africa and I'm going to help a friend who already is raising chickens. He also has a few duck and surprisingly some turkeys (which are NOT common here at all (no Thanksgiving, as we're accustomed to, in these parts). What I've noticed here when I buy a live chicken, kill and pluck it (dress it as it's called, here), the meat is very tough and the birds are ALL feathers. The meat is lean and flavorful but mighty tough. My question is, what type of birds OR what to do to/for the birds to get tender juicy chickens that I can fry for a regular 2-piece, bake in the oven with some stuffing, fricassee (sp), stew up with some veggies (Caribbean style) you know cook right away? Please impart your wisdom. Thanks, in advance.

@nayaalacy2819
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nice

@CluckyFarm
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You are so correct.

@karenchason1117
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I’m new to chicken, built a really great coop/run but I sure wish I’d seen this video first. Of all the videos I’ve watched, this is the most complete and comprehensive video on this subject that I’ve seen. Are you sure you’re not a teacher during the school year? I bet you’d be a great one! Thanks for the info!

@scottsnodgrass4361
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Great info!💯👍🏻

@carmenortiz4446
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Your video is the best so far. You answered every question. Thanks.

@Amy-du7tv
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Fabulous video. It's got it all! Grateful you made this. Thankyou. God Bless you and your family and farm.

@tranquilvortex
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I use a 2x3x3 cardboard box cheap disposable easy to warm

@Justdoingstuff83
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Interesting video ❤👍

@alexandarkrajich
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Thank you, for the info

@tomcaldwell5750
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Thanks for a great video ! Very helpful :)

@Golfswingshirt
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If you laminate luan on to foam it should give you strength and light weight

@henryknox1186
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Great video. Thanks for sharing.

@sergeymogurenko8253
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I bought your plans for the brooder box because I love the design, but I’m curious how you raise the light any farther up as the chicks get older to acclimate them to outside temps?

@Highway89Studios
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They are giving vaccinations to some chick's!

@irenetillis207
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How do you keep your water from freezing up during winter?

@NealFarms-KY
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3 years ago we lost the home we were remolding on our homestead we had 100,000 into it! All because we got a cold snap and I had to bring the chicks inside. We decided to use one of our horse water troughs (plastic) rather than buying a metal tub. DO NOT PUT A PLASTIC TUB IN YOUR HOUSE IF YOUR USING A HEAT LAMP!

@peterdarlington4117
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Good stuff man

@Alvaro_Contreras
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I think some of these are a stretch. The bedding isn’t accurate. I use 4 bags a year as I use deep method. My chickens don’t eat as much as you say and they free feed. Cut that down and yes everything is bigger with chicken but I’m still considering getting quail too for variety. But I’m not giving up my baby girls 🐔 🐓 . My girls lay 250-320 yearly.

@LobaKahyaMakaOyate
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If your worried about cleaning up dropped straw and seeing a spider once in awhile get out of the farming hobby

@jeffreystrader3191
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Would sand be okay for grit

@bobmarley0303
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Excellent video, thanks!!

@Ryan.Hender
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thank you!

@williamwolfe3277
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We had chickens when we were kids . . . but I think I'm gonna keep buying the too expensive eggs . . . You've laid out a real simple, real consumable plan - TY so much! -- pretty simple, but too much for me at this time in my life . . .

@jennywhisconier7777
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Thanks for your time and consideration to share your life experiences.
God bless you and protect your family 😊

@charliemahoney2912
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Buyers beware! A chicken jab has been approved!

@rayburnyarborough4695
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Those hanging feeders are trash. More waste than eaten

@morrisonsgamefowlfarm1752
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My great grandfather used to put golf balls in the boxes he wanted them to lay in, worked great

@codysaunders7348
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Great video covered about everything for beginner

@kennethflynn2469
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Why such a mix. That many chickens i would stick to one type

@kennethflynn2469
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Very cool thanks!

@prohumanityperspective
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Hello what about mouse rats

@damariscares7915
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Thank you for what you do and for sharing all the great information.

@TedHill-97
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Fantastic video It helped me a lot cheers!

@Im-just-Stardust
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Yes 👏 you can tell him 6:03

@nicolebolen3721
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Yeah 👍 and don’t get bit by gathering the eggs 🪺 ! 2:22

@nicolebolen3721
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Snakes?

@JerrySchultz-z1w
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Do Gueinas. Lay eggs??

@judytaylor1301
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thx

@justzinkaboutit