- May 4, 2015
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We raised 3 chicks around Easter time and they all grew up into boys! Since Baltimore City will not allow us to keep roosters, we have to re-home them. As it happens, I am on a road trip to Portland ME next week, so anyone in that i-95 corridor could have these bozos delivered!
These 3 roosters are fun, curious, friendly birds-- they pack biiiig personalities in a tiny package! They have been known to fly onto the table while we are eating dinner, or perch on my arm when I bring them treats. <3 They are true bantams, so they have topped out at about 6" high; they are perfect miniatures of a regular-sized Old English Game (OEG) birds. They came from a Tractor Supply, so I was actually pretty surprised that they turned out so great! We are really gonna miss them... they are definitely the most funny, personable chickens we have raised.
So far, they are best buddies and do everything together;it would be neat if they could be adopted together, but who knows if they will remain friends when they start "dating".... The 3 roosters do not mix with our hens at all-- probably because the hens are twice their size and peck the crap out of them. (Grrl power!)
As an aside, we are looking for a laying hen. Neither of our current hens lay, so if you are looking to sell/trade/unload a bantam pullet, we have a flock of 2 hens that would welcome a third.
Thanks for looking!
These 3 roosters are fun, curious, friendly birds-- they pack biiiig personalities in a tiny package! They have been known to fly onto the table while we are eating dinner, or perch on my arm when I bring them treats. <3 They are true bantams, so they have topped out at about 6" high; they are perfect miniatures of a regular-sized Old English Game (OEG) birds. They came from a Tractor Supply, so I was actually pretty surprised that they turned out so great! We are really gonna miss them... they are definitely the most funny, personable chickens we have raised.
So far, they are best buddies and do everything together;it would be neat if they could be adopted together, but who knows if they will remain friends when they start "dating".... The 3 roosters do not mix with our hens at all-- probably because the hens are twice their size and peck the crap out of them. (Grrl power!)
As an aside, we are looking for a laying hen. Neither of our current hens lay, so if you are looking to sell/trade/unload a bantam pullet, we have a flock of 2 hens that would welcome a third.
Thanks for looking!
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