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Which breed(s) is(are) best when you DON'T want a lot of eggs?
No generally it's done in the backyard by anyone feels they want to give it a go, roosters being disposable it's okay to loose a few while learning. Vets don't generally do it as it's done to make them nicer to eat and that wouldn't be very cost effective. (Not a fan of it myself) If you...- appps
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- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying
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Which breed(s) is(are) best when you DON'T want a lot of eggs?
My silkie seems to spend more time broody than laying and they can make good lap chickens.- appps
- Post #7
- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying