mistaken roo?

[bluefeather2697]

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i live outside the US.

but we have plans to live there someday..

is it good there?

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Where do you live?

 

[bluefeather2697]

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I live here in south-east Asia.

and i feel im the only one who's not on the US.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I've seen several SE Asia and Europe. Lots more from the UK and Australia.
I think Central and South America are the least represented.

 

[bluefeather2697]

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oh that's good.

so back to the topic if u don't mind. if you were me, will you buy a bunch of males and wait and expect a pullet?

im thinking that IF i get a pullet, and i knew it early.. what will i do with those little boys? what can u suggest?

 

[ChickenCanoe]

All I can tell you is people that buy multiple roos do so for eating.
You only need 1 for about 10 hens.

 

[StarLover21]

Get like fifteen chicks and you will probably get 1 or two pullets. But have a plan for the males.

 

[snipercp]

what do the companys do with the hens that are retireing im sure you could get some because where i live they only keep the hens for the first laying year surely if you ask nicely they will give you one or two at the end of the year.

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

Ya its good here, REALLY GOOD if you want leghorn pullets! ya all those hatcheries sell a lot of different breeds of chickens

 

[stormylady]

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The only time I got mistaken pullets for what was supposed to be little Roos was as packing peanuts, but for me it was a happy mistake. (but they just added them I didn't order the males)