Too many roosters! Is this a hen?

All I can say and feel is sadness. No one wants boys. I can't cull them! Maybe a bachelor pen?
Do you eat chicken from the store? I do not eat meat, but I would more likely eat a chicken that I raised, that saw sunlight and pecked for worms and had a good life then something under cellophane in the grocery store. So if you eat chicken, then eat the roosters.

Gary
 
All I can say and feel is sadness. No one wants boys. I can't cull them! Maybe a bachelor pen?

Do you eat chicken from the store?  I do not eat meat, but I would more likely eat a chicken that I raised, that saw sunlight and pecked for worms and had a good life then something under cellophane in the grocery store.  So if you eat chicken, then eat the roosters.

Gary

Now, I don't want this to sound harsh.

Bantu Clearly said she cannot cull them.Or maybe, like me she doesn't have the heart to do it.
 
Now, I don't want this to sound harsh.

Bantu Clearly said she cannot cull them.Or maybe, like me she doesn't have the heart to do it.

Well then I hope she enjoys the roosters
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Gary
 
Now, I don't want this to sound harsh.

Bantu Clearly said she cannot cull them.Or maybe, like me she doesn't have the heart to do it.
Can not and will not are two VERY different things.
And this is all part of the responsibility you take on when you choose to hatch eggs. You have to do something with the males, and there are really only three options. Kill and eat, give away to potentially be someone else's dinner, or build them their own setup out of sight of any females. It's not being mean. That's just reality.
 
Can not and will not are two VERY different things.
And this is all part of the responsibility you take on when you choose to hatch eggs. You have to do something with the males, and there are really only three options. Kill and eat, give away to potentially be someone else's dinner, or build them their own setup out of sight of any females. It's not being mean. That's just reality.
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I'm moving the boys to my sisters barn it's about 200 feet from my coop ... Away from the hens.
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The trio at 2 weeks, I think. Going to move them all to give the hens a break.
 

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