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Songster
My 12 Light Brahma pullets are now 16 weeks and I am now pretty confident I have no cockerel in the bunch but I would love to find one about the same age so he can watch over the girls.
My girls aren't just chickens to me. They're part of the family and I literally spend hours a day sitting with them. He would be as cherished as them and most likely just as spoiled too.
I live right outside Brunswick, MD which is located at the point where Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia meet. We have 12 acres and and since we're rural have no problems owning a roo. I would be willing to drive a few hours for the right Light Brahma cockerel.
My girls aren't just chickens to me. They're part of the family and I literally spend hours a day sitting with them. He would be as cherished as them and most likely just as spoiled too.
I live right outside Brunswick, MD which is located at the point where Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia meet. We have 12 acres and and since we're rural have no problems owning a roo. I would be willing to drive a few hours for the right Light Brahma cockerel.
) I would love them just to have them. In fact I even told my husband that our cockerel didn't need to be a Light Brahma too. Breeding is not why we want one. But he has this thing about it needing to be another Light Brahma. I do hope you find a home for them. Thanks so much for asking. I just wish I could.
But you're so far from Maryland I don't know if it's feasible. Why are all the light brahma cockerels so far away? 
If it weren't for the pandemic I could go up there, spend the night in a hotel, pick him up the next day and head home but I can't so wishful thinking won't help me. If you have any ideas I'd love to hear them.
