- May 11, 2009
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Hello All. Long story short.
My flock is one year old now. When I ordered day old chicks, turned out I got 2 Roos in the group. I wanted to see how things went. Since I only have 10 hens, one of the boys has to find a new home. The girls stopped laying and I think it's because they are being "tended to" too much by both the boys.
Typical Rooster postering behavior, but otherwise very friendly, he'll eat right out of your hand.
Free to the "right" home. They've been day ranged their entire life.
We're located west of Philadelphia
My flock is one year old now. When I ordered day old chicks, turned out I got 2 Roos in the group. I wanted to see how things went. Since I only have 10 hens, one of the boys has to find a new home. The girls stopped laying and I think it's because they are being "tended to" too much by both the boys.
Typical Rooster postering behavior, but otherwise very friendly, he'll eat right out of your hand.
Free to the "right" home. They've been day ranged their entire life.
We're located west of Philadelphia
