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    Wisconsin "Cheeseheads"

    Me, too. I ran out of time last week, so they have a bit of a reprieve. But I did make soup out of one of my banty roosters, so now the little hobbits think they own the world.
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    Feather loss: from mating or feather picking?? PICS INCLUDED

    I just got onto BYC and happened upon your thread. In my case, I'm sure that the hens are being 'overmated' by the roosters, as I have way too many of them. The rooster problem will soon be fixed as I am on spring break and about to reduce their population, but I thought I would fashion what I...
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    Black silky roosters need home

    I have more silkie roosters than I want/need. I was hoping to get a female, but all I got were males. They're 1 year old and will end up in the soup pot this week unless someone wants to pick them up and give them a home. If you want them for meat, don't bother. If anyone has a female silkie...
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    Wisconsin "Cheeseheads"

    Hi Wisconsin chicken heads! I'm new to the forum - mostly because I had a science experiment gone wild. I now have way too many roosters. Some are already in the stew pot, but I have 5 silkie roosters (black) who will end up there as well unless someone needs an adorable silkie rooster. I'm...
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    Black silky roosters need home

    I've got several adorable black silky roosters (1 year old) that were raised up from a school science project. Unfortunately, we didn't get any females. I'm on spring break (Mar 25 - 30) and would either like to find them a home, trade for a female silky, or they'll end up in the pot. If...
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