Posted by John S-B on October 17, 2008 at 07:46:59 from (206.211.166.17):
The wife got a notion in her head to get chickens for the eggs and maybe meat on occaision. I got to thinking about the cost, I'd need to build a little coop, and fence in a small area. I'd probably spend a couple of hundred for the chicken wire to protect from dogs and coyotes and the lumber to build a small coop. (probably 6'x8') I'm kinda thinkin' that it would be kind of a waste in time and money just for free eggs, by the time I pay for the setup, feed, the chicks, and all the accessories. We've never dealt with chickens, only gathered eggs a few times as a kid at grandma's. And I don't really think the wife and kids are gonna be all that dedicated to it after six months. I don't need anymore hobbies myself, so talk me outta this.
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