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10 chicken children :sakUwu: 2 roosters and 8 hens.

That’s true. The only major city I’ve been to outside of Korea is Seattle and I didn’t experience that. Maybe in New York or something it’s like that, I avoid big cities.:wimwim:

He killed it :pandahappy:

She’s gorgeous :maheart:

Yeah the majority of our eggs could honestly probably be given to a broody hen or put into an incubator and as long as everything went alright we could get lot’s of chicks since every time I’ve checked if they were fertilized a big majority of them always are, but currently we’re waiting until...

They’ve said that before so I’m not going to get my hopes up until I see an actual teaser. :sanapray:

Oooh looks very peaceful :pandaamazed:

XIKERS!!!!!! :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha:

Sometimes but it always makes me extremely paranoid when I do so I don’t watch too much at once.

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If the egg is fertilized and there’s a broody hen (a hen that constantly keeps the egg warm for the majority of the time) then it can possibly develop into a chick but once the eggs are without a hen’s warmth they don’t have a chance to develop (unless it’s pretty warm outside), and we always...

Yes definitely :llama_laugh: I remember one time I went to move a glass baking dish that had just been taken out of the oven (which I was unaware of) and burned my hand really bad.

My mom may cook some for her husband but I don’t really like eggs and she’s allergic so for the majority of them we sell.

I can’t think of anything for the place I live now but I know when my family moved to Korea I would have really appreciated if someone warned us about how comfortable they are with being crowded super closely to one another. It can be quite terrifying being a tiny 11 year old squished in a bus...

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