I recently placed an order for 25 chicks from cedar creek hatchery for laying hens. I ordered breeds in which I could pick hens or roosters. We chose 2 roosters and 23 hens. Now that our chickens are reaching maturity I have 4 breeds that I did NOT order and we ended up getting stuck with THIRTEEN ROOSTERS and only twelve hens. When I contacted Cedar Creek Hatchery I was told that the breeds we ordered were straight run only but in the confirmation email I was sent confirming what i ordered was 23 hens and 2 roosters. and I confirmed using cedar creeks website that the breeds I chose were NOT STRAIGHT RUN. So in other words they refused to do anything about it. so keep this in mind before ordering from cedar creek hatchery.
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