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Hi April
They're both Julia and mine. We have them at a little organic farm right behind the Costco in Richmond.
What is a chicken strain thing?
Cheers.
Ann
Hi April
Welcome to the Dunbar village. Glad to have another chicken person around. I've got 4 in my backyard and share about 300 with Julia Smith, another Dunbar chicken/urban farming lady.
Maybe we need to organize a chicken group here with a regular meeting?
Look forward to meeting you soon.
Ann
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