- Jul 11, 2014
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In March I purchased 4 straight run assorted bantam chicks. My luck, 3 of these are boys. Ive been putting off resolving this problem. I have 8 hens. The boys constantly pick on each other, mate young hens and pull on the girls combs and head feathers. It just seems like everyone is unhappy. I'm not fond of culling my boys, mostly because they are banties. I dont really have the option of separating the boys from the girls. I would prefer to find a new home for them. I do have a favorite and i'd like to keep one.
Any suggestions?
I would prefer to keep Joe, but would let him go for a price. Old English Bantam
Mark is a Mille Fleur D'Uccle, very sweet, gets picked on the most
Fivetoes a white silkie, my least favorite but still could use a good home.
Any suggestions?
I would prefer to keep Joe, but would let him go for a price. Old English Bantam
Mark is a Mille Fleur D'Uccle, very sweet, gets picked on the most
Fivetoes a white silkie, my least favorite but still could use a good home.
