Granny's gone and done it again

Some birds hate recovery lol
 

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Soooo...to bring anyone who cares up to date on my saga....

In June I lost 4 hens. Then in August, I had a hen go broody and I thought I'd get some hatching eggs and she could raise my replacements.

The eggs were held up in the mail (and badly mistreated), and by the time they got here, Surly wasn't broody anymore. :rolleyes: So I bought an incubator, but it was clear by the end of week two that I only had one viable egg, but it seemed strong, so I ran out to Wilco and bought 3 chicks to help it hatch and to be brooder mates.

Turns out I have 2 cockerels. Haven't had good luck with cockerels in the past, roosters neither. But, the one I hatched is one of the cockerels and I'm over the moon over him. The other one is a beautiful Lavender Orpington, and with the 2 LO pullets I'd like to get more of those. They are beautiful.

So, I'm attempting to keep two cockerels. They are both in that pesky hormonal stage and I've had to give each their own coop and run away from the girls. I have no idea what I'm doing but I'm reading everything I can on BYC about them, and I'm open to all suggestions, except culling. I'm pretty committed to keeping both, even if it's in a bachelor pad. :oops:

I can talk about my dog and cats separately if anyone is interested. They are all rescues. :love
well, You dont really need to do anything. hahaha The rosters will do all the work. And eggs laid at home hatch way better then mail ordered ones do. I love hatching.
All my critters are rescues too. Have we talked about that before ?
 
well, You dont really need to do anything. hahaha The rosters will do all the work. And eggs laid at home hatch way better then mail ordered ones do. I love hatching.
All my critters are rescues too. Have we talked about that before ?
If you have, it was before I came in. Tell me about yours!
 

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