I've got 11, 9 week olds-5 bantams and 6 standards. I know I have 3 standard cockerels and 2 bantam cockerels.
So that's:
3 standard pullets
3 bantam pullets
3 standard cockerels
2 bantam cockerels
I'm not sure how to house these guys once the coop is complete. I've heard you shouldn't have standard roos with bantam hens.
I'm not that thrilled with giving away my roos bc I don't trust anyone to take care of them or not eat them, so I just need some advice on how to house.
My questions are this...
Can I have boys totally separated from the girls? I
Can I keep standard and bantam roos together?
Could I keep my two bantam boys with the girls?
Could I keep one standard roo with my two bantam roos and the girls?
How would you handle this is you weren't giving the boys away or putting them on a plate?
Thanks!!!
So that's:
3 standard pullets
3 bantam pullets
3 standard cockerels
2 bantam cockerels
I'm not sure how to house these guys once the coop is complete. I've heard you shouldn't have standard roos with bantam hens.
I'm not that thrilled with giving away my roos bc I don't trust anyone to take care of them or not eat them, so I just need some advice on how to house.
My questions are this...
Can I have boys totally separated from the girls? I
Can I keep standard and bantam roos together?
Could I keep my two bantam boys with the girls?
Could I keep one standard roo with my two bantam roos and the girls?
How would you handle this is you weren't giving the boys away or putting them on a plate?
Thanks!!!