EVEN IN WINTER, THERE IS TIME TO LOOK FOR MORSELS ON THE GROUND WHERE THE SNOW HAS MELTED.
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*We are a small farm in Gorham, Maine. *We raise free range chickens and sell the eggs to neighbors and friends. *We raise JACOB SHEEP! Spring lambs are on the way! Wool for sale.
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There's an article in our little local paper that comes in the mail every Wednesday here in Las Vegas and it is talking about a chicken coup tour this next week. Pretty funny. I've been talking to my husband about getting a few chickens someday soon and then I found this article and followed a few links to here. I don't think my husband is into the chickens, though. (not yet) Someone in the neighborhood has chickens. We can hear a rooster and one day found a chicken pecking around under my husband's truck that looked like these chickens. I was curious what kind these are. Are they Rhode Island Reds, or did I just make that up? I am from Maine myself, though I haven't lived there in years. Miss it.
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