Beginners Guide To Egg Laying Chickens - Egg Chickens 101

Beginners Guide To Egg Laying Chickens - Egg Chickens 101

Today we are going over the basics of egg chickens. If you are interested in raising chickens in your backyard or on your farm or homestead, this is information you'll want to hear.

We talk about basic feed and water options, housing options, hens, pullets, roosters, nest space needed for chickens and other basic questions the aspiring chicken farmer may ask.

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[jamesbutler]

Seriously been thinking about buying 5-6 egg laying chickens just to help myself being more self sufficient enjoyed your video.

[Voidy]

Hi, to stop the chickens messing all the food like that, raise the feeder a little off the ground then they will stop flicking the food out of the feeder, try it, works good :-)

[skittletitsmcskittles]

I watched this while I was cleaning my brooder bedding and my chicks were talking to yours ❤

[JessicaJLandi]

We just got our first chickens a month ago. Golden Comets...we love 'em! So much easier than I thought it would be. It's still exciting to collect the eggs every day. It's also surprisingly relaxing watching our lady-hens roam, scratch and eat. Chickens are great. Thanks for posting this video. We only have four chickens to start, but you gave many helpful tips!

[jdtv]

Man I really appreciate the content you're sharing! As a machine operator who's going off the deep end with a homestead, your pragmatic and thorough approach to education.. you've really saved me a lot of time in consolidating good info through my YouTube playlists.. Cheers!

[terrykunst]

Super video, love that chickens are a “gateway farm animal”🐣. Almost 10K, congrats!

[arjaye]

Nice job. Good things to know for a rookie chicken tender like me. I love my girls and appreciate the chicken care tips to help keep them happy.

[BethAnn]

Great basic “101” information! Thanks!

[anthonyharper]

I may be from The Big City ! But I love Country life, raising quails, rabbits, ducks, had a few snakes, etc.. Great video Sir. Fresh eggs, chickens ! Thanks so much.

[makita]

Thanks for the advice. I’ve been watching videos for months. Getting ready to get my first 6 birds. I’m building my 10x20 run now. The coop is next... I’m going to get my pullets next week.

[jasoncalvetti]

One of the best videos ever. Not just for chickens, but you're a great teacher sir. God bless you and I'm so grateful for you.

[saltycreole]

"Just do it"! My life motto.

[aazv]

Excellent video.... I have learn more in this single video than any others put together....
I'm saving your video as a reference.
Thank You for posting it
Blessings

[Bpt]

Hey thanks! That was some good info. Also, I liked that you said you watched lots of chicken videos. I grew up on a cattle ranch & we always had chickens, but that was a long time ago so I thought I'd brush up on the details before I started keeping some for my own home.

[NifEHD]

Customers coming back to try new things sounds awesome.

[danielaluchau]

awesome, thank you for the encouragement and information.

[ChaoticCountry]

I love the start of this video. I am getting my first chicks in about 10 days! I’m scared but excited. I have researched and researched and knew it was time to just dive in because I’m as prepared as I’m gonna be without getting my hands dirty!

[splitarrowfarm]

This is a great video, thank you for sharing all of these great tips!

[therealzooch]

Just had 9 pure bred Italian Maremma puppies born in So. WI . Ready in 6-8 weeks. 5 males, 4 females. Excellent Livestock Guardians.

[robbieguerrero]

Thank You, Sir! Have a Great New Year!