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Chicken Lady

I finally got chickens!! A friend gave them to me because she moved into the city limits and could not take them with her. I volunteered to take them since I've been wanting some. 

 
This is the picture she sent of the coop. I told her I needed the coop too because I have way too many projects going to add building a coop to the list. I will need to level it and add to the run, but it's a good start. Mom and dad came up to help me move it. He had to take the egg box off along with the doors and walls of the hen house. Once most of the weight was off we used the dolly to roll it out of the gate. 


My first egg! She couldn't even wait until the coop was put back together. 
   
They have plenty of room to roam and bugs to eat. 

I'm excited to see what the chicken life is all about.  
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