Dinner? Free 2 roosters 3 months old and 2 hens 2 years old Harford county maryland

[AngieDawn]

Free
2 hens lay pretty much every day. They are 2 years old this month. One eats Her eggs sometimes and that’s why she has to go. They are inseparable so they go together for whatever purpose you have. They have been well cared for. No health issues that I know of. The roosters hatched early April and we just have too many roosters. No behavior issues so far. In fact

seems pretty docile. One is a buckeye. The other is a lavender Orpington. I can’t remember what breed the hens are. Maybe sex links. Just can’t remember.

we live in north Harford county. Happy to meet or you can pick up from our house.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Free
2 hens lay pretty much every day. They are 2 years old this month. One eats Her eggs sometimes and that’s why she has to go. They are inseparable so they go together for whatever purpose you have. They have been well cared for. No health issues that I know of. The roosters hatched early April and we just have too many roosters. No behavior issues so far. In fact View attachment 2271722View attachment 2271723View attachment 2271724seems pretty docile. One is a buckeye. The other is a lavender Orpington. I can’t remember what breed the hens are. Maybe sex links. Just can’t remember.

we live in north Harford county. Happy to meet or you can pick up from our house.

The first isn‘t a Buckeye.
Hope you find homes for them!

 

[AngieDawn]

The first isn‘t a Buckeye.
Hope you find homes for them!

What is it

came from Meyers adoption chicks so that was a guess

 

[AngieDawn]

The first isn‘t a Buckeye.
Hope you find homes for them!

I’m not sure. He’s not full grown yet.

 

[britesidefarm]

Free
2 hens lay pretty much every day. They are 2 years old this month. One eats Her eggs sometimes and that’s why she has to go. They are inseparable so they go together for whatever purpose you have. They have been well cared for. No health issues that I know of. The roosters hatched early April and we just have too many roosters. No behavior issues so far. In fact View attachment 2271722View attachment 2271723View attachment 2271724seems pretty docile. One is a buckeye. The other is a lavender Orpington. I can’t remember what breed the hens are. Maybe sex links. Just can’t remember.

we live in north Harford county. Happy to meet or you can pick up from our house.

A main reason hens eat their eggs can be due to low calcium levels in their diet. What are you feeding them? You can also teach them not to eat eggs if you put fake eggs in with the real eggs.

 

[AngieDawn]

A main reason hens eat their eggs can be due to low calcium levels in their diet. What are you feeding them? You can also teach them not to eat eggs if you put fake eggs in with the real eggs.

I have free calcium and they are eating Purinas layer feed.
It’s the only chicken I’ve ever had that’s fine it

and I’ve owned chickens for 10 years

she has a habit im not willing to deal with now that I’ve got young ones that will follow in her footsteps. I’ve put fakeceramic eggs. I make sure they all have plenty of free choice calcium.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

What is it

came from Meyers adoption chicks so that was a guess

Rhode Island Red.

 

[AngieDawn]

Rhode Island Red.

Thanks
Hoping he can be someone’s dinner

my man would be happy to do it but I’m not interested in eating them. So I figured someone could use 4 nice dinners

They have to be gone bu next week.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Thanks
Hoping he can be someone’s dinner

my man would be happy to do it but I’m not interested in eating them. So I figured someone could use 4 nice dinners

They have to be gone bu next week.

I see no reason for the hen who lays and doesn’t eat her eggs to be dinner.

 

[AngieDawn]

I see no reason for the hen who lays and doesn’t eat her eggs to be dinner.

She would be the only one and I’m not sure she will be happy with the new girls and boys. She is used to being top hen