Hosted by Kim · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Welcome to Wyoming Coop & Cluck! As a lifelong educator and new Wyoming resident, I’m diving into the adventure of raising chickens and sharing what I learn along the way. Whether you're a seasoned chicken keeper or just getting started, join me for practical tips, funny stories, and insights into backyard poultry life in Wyoming’s unique climate. Let’s navigate the joys and challenges of chicken keeping together—one egg at a time!
Kim hosts Wyoming Coop and Cluck, a education show with 11 episodes published.
Life on the Wyoming homestead is never dull, especially when your livestock guardian dog decides to test its herding instincts - on the wrong animal. In this lively episode, we recount the hilarious (and slightly chaotic
In this milestone episode, Kim shares exciting updates from the homestead! The new coop is coming together—walls framed, roof secured, and nesting boxes taking shape—just in time for the four newest chicks who are growin
In this episode of Wyoming Coop and Cluck, I roll up my sleeves for a deep clean of the temporary coop and share the exciting start of our permanent coop build! I talk about the importance of coop hygiene—not just for th
One of the eight young chickens might actually be a rooster—and it’s starting to show! In this episode, I share the early signs of rooster behavior we’re seeing in the flock and what that could mean for our backyard setu
In this episode, the chicks are ready to spread their wings—and it's time to move them outside! But with the permanent coop still in the planning phase and a prefab coop blown halfway to Nebraska, things get creative fas
In this episode of Wyoming Coop and Cluck, it’s time to play detective! I’m sharing the latest updates on my eight growing chicks as I try to figure out: hen or rooster? Listen in as I describe each chick’s looks, behavi
In this episode of Wyoming Coop and Cluck, Kim shares the excitement and challenges of moving her fast-growing chicks into a brand-new, larger brooder. She talks about the unexpected stress the move caused, how quickly t
The chicks are growing fast, and it’s time for a big move! In this episode, I share how we transitioned our little fluffballs from their first brooder in the kitchen to a larger, warmer space in the garage. You’ll hear p
This week, I share the heartbreak of losing a few chicks, the lessons learned in the process, and the joy of welcoming new ones to the flock. From rebuilding the brooder to investing in grit, a playpen, and an owl decoy,
The chicks have arrived! In this episode, I take you along as I pick up my seven new feathered friends and settle them into their new home. From the peeping box in the car to their first curious pecks in the brooder, I s
In this very first episode, I’m sharing the “why” behind Wyoming Coop and Cluck—a podcast chronicling my journey as a first-time chicken owner in the wild beauty of Wyoming. From dreaming of backyard chickens to preparin
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