2 Free Welsummer Roos- Morgantown PA

[scgamecock]

I have some roo's myself that I need to get a home for but if I was closer I would make an exception for him.I want a dark egg laying breed so I would have to find a couple of welsummer girls for him.

 

[buckbeak]

I understand- I have thought about keeping him, but then I really should let go of some of my other roos- they are all so sweet and all would make very nice and very different babies with my variety of hens.

 

[njhilbilli]

Sorry to hear of your loss - chickens are considered good eatin' by all kinds of predators; fox, coon, weasel, hawks, to name a few. Anyone lose one to a mink? Seems a young one can wiggle through 2" chicken wire - we found out the hard way. A smaller predator, even small hawk, might drag kill under cover intending to dine, then get wary at the approach of others(humans, dogs, other animals). Wish I could adopt one of your survivors, they're pretty. Wm. (Bill)

 

[buckbeak]

Thanks Bill.
I'm leaning toward keeping him and getting him some of his own ladies. I'm pretty sure that won't go over well with DH. Oops!
Carol