spreading false information. bigger chickens doesn’t necessarily mean bigger eggs. i’ve contacted multiple avian vets who all say it is perfectly safe to feed roosters layer pellets
this is awesome that you are doing this!
a recommendation from my experience: mine have a small run that has the wire mesh (i think it’s called hardware cloth) that’s like 1cm by 1cm squares all the way under the run and on all sides so raccoons can dig, but they still can’t get in, buried...
it’s really cool that you’re posting this cuz i’ve been having a hard time finding pics of what my little guy is gonna look like (he’s got the same coloring, easter egger, but only about 16 weeks old)
and when you’re done, if they’re still good, you can put them back up for someone else. it’s nice to reuse them and then it doesn’t fill your recycle bin.
he’s doing fine behavior-wise. i was just curious what that’s about. he’s not mean, just seems to be training them or something. he’s really sweet and now he can’t be eaten anyway because of the implant
we aren’t allowed to have roosters where we live and he was thought to be a girl, but im sure you know that’s not always accurate. of course, i had already fallen in love and the rooster rescue is no longer taking more