2023 Valentine's Day Contest:
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Friends at the coop
They will be there for you too!
The most romantic day of the year is fast approaching - Valentine's Day, a day when we celebrate love and friendship. Our feathered friends deserve Valentine’s day as well! Today you have a chance to win a Chickcozy automatic coop door to gift your feathered friends!
Just share a short and impressive story below between you and your feathered friends. And we will pick ONE lucky winner at random.
✨️ONE winner will be picked at random and announced on Feb.14th
Good luck to you all!
18 comments
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Garden chicken
Chickens are my happy place, I love to go out and spend some time with them to just be able to relax and clear the mind, so many amazing things about them and they also supply u with lovely fresh eggs, always love helping new families get into poultry and see the joy it brings them that it has brought me ❤
Amy Miller
We moved into a home that has a shed at the back of the yard that was not being used for anything. It’s at the edge of the woods behind a fence and was built for deer hunting. My husband and I take walks down the road and see chickens running around the yards of neighbors. We love to stop and watch them and never considered having our own. I saw a video about converting a shed into a chicken coop and we were so excited, I had never considered how easy that could be. We are getting local fertilized eggs this week and will hatch them with our kids. They are so excited to have chickens! Let the adventure begin.
BlueFeatherBarn
While scrolling through an online marketplace, I came across a listing for some fertile eggs. I thought it would be fun to incubate some eggs and hatch some new lives into the backyard world, and it was more than I ever thought it would be! 6 years later, I have learned so much more than I ever knew before and have a few clean safe and happy flocks of chicken babes! 🥰 Now I’m NPIP clean and committed to maintaining the health of my flocks and those around me while also working to improve certain breeds and bring them to more people. Never thought an online search for chicks would ever lead me to where I am today! ❤️😄🐣
Emilia
Well, today I’m going to tell you how I ended up having two chickens as a pet, a somewhat interesting story hahaha. Before I begin, I am going to tell you that on January 12 of last year, a fire occurred in my house that burned down my mother’s room, my brother’s room, and mine, leaving a large patio and some small walls that they separated our house from the neighbor’s house. A few days after the fire, there was one of those typical January storms that are very strong and flood all the streets. When the storm stopped, we went out to the sidewalk with my mom and we met my uncle, who is also my neighbor and we sat down to talk for a while. While we were there, my mom saw a chicken go by on the street across the street, which was very rare since you hardly ever see chickens on the street in my neighborhood. So since my uncle has some chickens in his fund, she told him to grab her to have another one. And he did. The next day, when I went to the bottom of my house, I saw that the chicken had gone to my bottom! So I called my uncle and he took her away. The next day I was at my bottom again, so he told me I could keep it and my mom didn’t want to have anything to do with that chicken. But my dad considered her a pet and in the end my mom became fond of her and named her Clotilde, we call her Cloti. That was the origin of one of my chickens, now I am going to tell you about the origin of my other chicken. One day, Cloti had run out of food to eat and we sent my dad to buy her some. When he came back, not only did he come back with the food, but he came back with a baby chick! With my mom we wanted to kill him!!! That chick ended up being my new hen, which we named Samantha, Sammy. I had to take care of her for about 3 months, we couldn’t leave her in the background because she was very small, and Cloti didn’t seem to like her and itched every time she saw her. Taking care of Sammy was very stressful but funny at the same time! He did a lot of mischief, for example once he fell into a bag and we couldn’t find it! And it made a very stressful noise: Pio pio pio! ALL THE TIME. Currently, Sammy and Cloti already get along well and live together in the background! They continue to behave badly haha, but we still love them very much and we are very fond of them! Now they are our pets, we had never had any pets before, and the truth is that we never imagined having two pet chickens but hey, things of fate!
Now i have 4 chickens, and it’s the best expierence of my life, i really love them so much! Btw i’m from Argentina!
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