Colorado

Hi! Im just east of Fountain CO (directly south of Colo spgs) in Hanover, CO. We just moved here and I have 10 chicks in the brooder. its our first flock, so we went to big R, and might have ended up with more cockerels than I wanted. They have a 90% guarantee of it being female, but the odds must have been against me!
Its nice to see so many Coloradans on here :)
-Lyndsey
 
I think I need some more nesting boxes....

Is that just 3 in there or is there one in the way back?
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Hi! Im just east of Fountain CO (directly south of Colo spgs) in Hanover, CO. We just moved here and I have 10 chicks in the brooder. its our first flock, so we went to big R, and might have ended up with more cockerels than I wanted. They have a 90% guarantee of it being female, but the odds must have been against me!
Its nice to see so many Coloradans on here
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-Lyndsey
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and to the ever growing Colorado thread.
Bummer about a bunch of cockerels. How old are you little ones? How many males does it look like you ended up with?
I am up in the Loveland area myself.
 
Is that just 3 in there or is there one in the way back? :lau


:welcome and to the ever growing Colorado thread.
Bummer about a bunch of cockerels. How old are you little ones? How many males does it look like you ended up with?
I am up in the Loveland area myself.

We are on week 4ish, but they could be almost 6 weeks old, the big r folks couldn't say exactly how old the chicks were. We could have 4 or 5 cockerels. Im crossing my fingers for 2 though, easier to rehome one than 3!
My kids have already told me we won't be eating the chickens after they get too old to lay eggs, I don't know about the roosters though. (Its kind of a pain to separate roosters when I only have 1 coop).
 

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