Ruination
The Permaculture Chickens film will show you how to raise your own chickens with nature (aka save you money and be more sustainable) really really fast - like in one evening. The Permaculture Chickens…
Ruination
The Permaculture Chickens film will show you how to raise your own chickens with nature (aka save you money and be more sustainable) really really fast - like in one evening. The Permaculture Chickens film will show you how to raise your own chickens with nature (aka save you money and be more sustainable) really really fast - like in one evening. Years ago my beautiful wife and I were talking at church when she said, "we ought to get some chickens". No lie, a minute later someone walked by and said, "do any of you want some chickens?" Shocked and excited we had to say, "YES!" BUT (and that's a BIG but) we knew nothing about raising chickens. How hard could it be, right? Wrong. That night we put our 4 adult chickens, affectionately called Uno, Dos, Tres and Cuatro, in honor of our recent stint in Honduras - into a vacant horse stall. Tragedy struck yours truly, aka the uninformed and ill-prepared wanna-be chicken man. Tres and Cuatro flew the "coop" within the first hour, as we underestimated their flying ability. I chased them, but had no idea how to actually catch a chicken. They were lost forever. —Justin Rhodes
Ruination
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The Permaculture Chickens film will show you how to raise your own chickens with nature (aka save you money and be more sustainable) really really fast - like in one evening. The Permaculture Chickens film will show you how to raise your own chickens with nature (aka save you money and be more sustainable) really really fast - like in one evening. Years ago my beautiful wife and I were talking at church when she said, "we ought to get some chickens".
No lie, a minute later someone walked by and said, "do any of you want some chickens?" Shocked and excited we had to say, "YES!" BUT (and that's a BIG but) we knew nothing about raising chickens. How hard could it be, right? Wrong. That night we put our 4 adult chickens, affectionately called Uno, Dos, Tres and Cuatro, in honor of our recent stint in Honduras - into a vacant horse stall.
Tragedy struck yours truly, aka the uninformed and ill-prepared wanna-be chicken man. Tres and Cuatro flew the "coop" within the first hour, as we underestimated their flying ability. I chased them, but had no idea how to actually catch a chicken.
They were lost forever. —Justin Rhodes.