No more than 2 of each kind

Kchicken1988

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Sep 15, 2019
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So I read somewhere you shouldn’t have 2 more of each breed. Is their truth to this?
Cause if so I out numbered my girls.
I’ll have 4 barred rocks and 4 Americanas.
and after that everyone is spilt in pairs.
 
So I read somewhere you shouldn’t have 2 more of each breed. Is their truth to this?
If you really did read such an article,,,,, then the author must have been as the one in picture.
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Making brownies from what she harvested.
 
You can pretty much have whatever combo of breeds you want. Only caution would be having a lot of birds from breeds known to be possibly more aggressive (i.e. RIRs) and then only 1 or 2 birds from breeds known to be more passive (i.e. Faverolles, Silkies), as the docile birds could get heavily bullied by the others.
 
It's often interesting if you have a link to something like that so I can read it in context. You just never know where they are coming from. But plenty of us have flocks where we have only one of a breed. Even more have flocks where we have several of a certain breed. From what you posted, no, there is no reason to stop at two of a breed.
 

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