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Pretty much I am limited to one hatch a year (that is what I keep telling myself at least - lol). We do live in city limits so there are ordinances regarding the amount of hens and no roosters allowed. This helps my keep it under control - I hate the stress of trying to rehome the extras and we are also not allowed to process poultry in city limits. My hope is to get 6 pullets and rehome pairs/trios to 4-H kids if I get a really good hatch. I did two separate broodings of chicks last year. The first one was fun - the second was work - I don't like when my hobbies become work (this is what I will try to remember if I catch the hatching bug again this year!)
Pretty much I am limited to one hatch a year (that is what I keep telling myself at least - lol). We do live in city limits so there are ordinances regarding the amount of hens and no roosters allowed. This helps my keep it under control - I hate the stress of trying to rehome the extras and we are also not allowed to process poultry in city limits. My hope is to get 6 pullets and rehome pairs/trios to 4-H kids if I get a really good hatch. I did two separate broodings of chicks last year. The first one was fun - the second was work - I don't like when my hobbies become work (this is what I will try to remember if I catch the hatching bug again this year!)