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  1. Duckduckgoosie

    Goose in a bachelor flock of drakes?

    I find myself raising 13 ducklings and a gosling, and pretty soon need to decide who to keep. We’re pretty set on keeping the gosling because it’s so, so sweet and then would like to keep all one gender of some of the ducklings. Five are drakes, and I am considering keeping them as a bachelor...
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    • Forum: Ducks
  2. theroosternamedrooster

    Lone Rooster - tv/movies for him to watch? iPad games for him to "play"?

    For those with chickens that like to watch tv - are there any particular shows or movies that your chickens seem to really enjoy? (anything on Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Youtube...) I spend a lot of time outside with Rooster, as he is all alone (I live in east LA, he was dumped in our alley so he's...
  3. RoostersAreAwesome

    Rooster Flock Thread

    This is the new and improved rooster flock thread! Come here to learn and talk about rooster flocks, give advice, or simply share your experience with rooster flocks! I will try to answer any questions about rooster flocks (and roosters in general), and I encourage others to do so as well! If...
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    • bachelor pad bachelor pen extra cockerels extra roosters not enough hens rooster coop rooster pad rooster pen too many cockerels too many roosters
    • Replies: 310
    • Forum: Managing Your Flock
  4. Rooster Flocks

    Rooster Flocks

    If you have too many roosters, a simple solution is to start a rooster flock. A rooster flock is a flock that consists of all roosters and no hens. How do Rooster-Only Flocks Work? You may think the idea of a rooster flock is ridiculous. After all, if a rooster fights with another rooster when...
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    • bachelor coop bachelor pad bachelor pen extra cockerels extra roosters not enough hens rooster coop rooster pad rooster pen too many roosters
    • Comments: 92
    • Category: Maintaining A Healthy Flock
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