bella yay!
first if it doesnt have one you need a coop, make sure holes in fencing are small and it needs a roof to stop snakes, foxes, crows and other this getting your eggs and chooks
Your coop needs a few nesting boxes and a perch as they like to sleep up high.
We have isa browns they lay well for us sometimes even twice a day, we also have black ones not sure of breed but these are our nesters always going clucky and turningour eggs into fluffy chicks


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