Cost: To Buy A Chicken

This is your biggest upfront investment. Don't forget that chickens are social—you'll need at least three. $200 (DIY) to $2,000+ (Pre-built). Fencing/Run: $50 – $300 to keep predators out. Brooder Kit: $50 – $100 (if starting with chicks). Feeders & Waterers: $20 – $60. 🌾 Recurring Monthly Costs

Buying a chicken is a low-cost entry into hobby farming, with the initial bird usually costing between . However, the "real" cost lies in the setup and monthly maintenance. 🐣 Cost of the Chicken The price depends heavily on the age and breed of the bird:

$25 – $100+ per bird for show-quality or rare genetics. 🏠 The Initial Setup

I can provide a or local coop regulations for your area.