Oh, I hope it is bloonskiller!
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well something, i'm guessing a coon has gotten into my chickens. got one yesterday so I set the traps and the sneaking thing ate the marshmallows, and still got another hen. operation coon kill starts back up at my house this evening!!!!!
See now your questions are getting into some more details than I have researched. A rooster is able to mate with a lot of hens but there is a limit on the number of hens he can get to produce fertile eggs. So depending on the number of hens you have, two things could mess up your breading if you let all the hens and 1 rooster mingle. First your rooster may prefer the non breeder hens and not even mate the breeder hen leaving you with no hatching eggs from your breeding hen. Second your rooster could mate with so many of the hens including the one you want to breed and not provide good quality fertility to your breeding hen or even any of your hens. It can happen when a male is mating too frequently. How much is too frequently depends on the male.ok ill ask my dad if we can go to menards and can I let the rooster and hen run around tell they get a breeding pen?? Or do they need to be locked up plus the rooster is going to be the onlyy rooster tell the babys get bigger and iknow there gender
That sounds interesting.I live close to the grain elevator its a couple streets away from me
Just checked the weather forcast, no 50 degree in there until 10 days from now. And what is with this snow??????????
How big are your chickens now, and how many do you have?
Thank you! Any idea where it will be held?
can my breeding chickens eat layers feed or what food do they have to eat