My opinion is...depends on what you want out of your farm. If it's a hobby you're trying to make pay and you want to keep the enjoyment that got you in it, then get rid of them. If your primary goal is financial, AND you can afford the time and money to work on them and try to breed out the bad traits, then you may be able to recoup losses down the road.What is everyone's opinion???? The rooster is a mess. He has a bad beak and looks to be wry tail. He's only breeding one hen or the other hen is infertile. Either way, her eggs aren't fertile. I've had them almost 6 months with not one chick to show for it. Well, I did just hatch 4 but I have to put one down now. they were 7 months old when I got them and laying. I've gotten chicks from GFF as a replacement for the rooster but of all the chicks, I have one good juvie growing that I believe is a rooster. It's only 12 weeks old. Long way to go before breeding age. I have 6 chicks from GFF but one has to be put down for a bad beak. This is a constant issue with these guys. So what would you do? Would you sell the whole mess and cut your losses or keep trying? be honest now.
My place is for love first. I would not love dealing with them, so I'd ditch 'em.