BkMamma2chick
In the Brooder
- Jan 1, 2020
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Hi!
We recently got chickens because we were having a serious beetle problem in the backyard and garden. We are an animal loving family but the girls were really pest control...initially...I am now chicken obsessed. We have 6 sex links- 2 black, 2 red (brown?), 2 white with black polka dots. They are hilarious, sweet and completely surprising. We fell in love. I now would like to start expanding my flock with endangered/rare heritage breeds.
I happy to finally have a community that will not think I’m nuts when I say I spent $30 on wild caught tuna for my girls. Lol. Also looking for some serious advice on roosters. I feel like they are a commitment- more than the girls due to noise. We are a forever home for our pets; so we like to be sure on all things prior to bringing them home.
We recently got chickens because we were having a serious beetle problem in the backyard and garden. We are an animal loving family but the girls were really pest control...initially...I am now chicken obsessed. We have 6 sex links- 2 black, 2 red (brown?), 2 white with black polka dots. They are hilarious, sweet and completely surprising. We fell in love. I now would like to start expanding my flock with endangered/rare heritage breeds.
I happy to finally have a community that will not think I’m nuts when I say I spent $30 on wild caught tuna for my girls. Lol. Also looking for some serious advice on roosters. I feel like they are a commitment- more than the girls due to noise. We are a forever home for our pets; so we like to be sure on all things prior to bringing them home.
Glad you joined.
rooster crows are not as loud as you think, but they still are loud. I think you should get a rooster because of chicks (if you have enough room for them) and also generally people just buy hens from hatcherys witch causes the roosters to be killed

We are glad you joined our flock!