> Why don't you recommend it? Not GP. Can't imagine why they wouldn't. Once you're past the construction phase -- coop, containment, predator defense -- they'r

> Why don't you recommend it? Not GP. Can't imagine why they wouldn't. Once you're past the construction phase -- coop, containment, predator defense -- they're fairly low effort. Provide food and water, clean the coop regularly, and pay enough attention to them to quickly notice if your birds start getting sick. Source: Started with 6 chicks and 8 rescue hens a couple years ago, presently around 40.