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yes, I've always had several roo's in with the laying hens and never had a problem, just feed the layer pellets. Or, another option, if you're really worried about the roo's, is to feed pellets without the calcium added and offer oyster shell in a separate container for them, the hens will eat...

I feed just the 16% layer pellets they sell at the co-op or MFA here. Prior to laying, for the younger birds, here I found some pellets that are 18% by nutrena, without the calcium...just ask at your local farm store what they recommend.

very good for cold climates as they have a pea comb and little/no wattles to frostbite!

wow, looked at the breeders list, NOT ONE around me....Kentucky not even on the list and TN has nothing on it, no one in Missouri either. Was a good idea tho....

well, I would love to have some of those, maybe I can find some around here in middle TN?

hello folks. I have a question; is there a blue/blue splash ameraucana chicken? I bought some hatching eggs here a couple years ago that were supposed to be lavender ams and I had what appeared to be a blue hen hatch out of one of them...she looked blue, not lavendar.