Raising Chickens For Dummies

  • Raising Chickens For Dummies
    By Robert T. Ludlow, Kimberley Willis

    Don't chase it out of the area. People who travel with chickens to shows or sales need to have a long-handled net or a catching stick with them. Before you try to use a net or a catching stick, however, throw down some choice grain like ...

  • Raising Chickens For Dummies
    By Rob Ludlow, Kimberly Willis

    This comprehensive, practical guide gives you expert advice on all aspects of keeping chickens in your backyard.

  • Raising Chickens For Dummies
    By Robert T. Ludlow, Kimberley Willis

    Predators include neighborhood dogs, which are probably the number- one chicken-killer for all kinds of chicken-keepers. Chickens face many other kinds of predators as well, and urban areas have their fair share of them.

  • Raising Chickens For Dummies
    By Robert T. Ludlow, Kimberley Willis

    You've come to the right place! This new edition of Raising Chickens For Dummies provides the most up-to-date, thorough information on the many aspects of keeping chickens in your backyard.

  • Raising Chickens For Dummies
    By Robert T. Ludlow, Kimberley Willis

    Chickens do not eat at night or when they are in the dark. Most breeds of chickens are equally good at finding food given the chance, with a few exceptions. The large, heavy, broiler-type meat birds are like sumo wrestlers — they prefer ...