Knobby
Crowing
Welcome to the forum! We used to have a chapter in your neck of the woods, so I would frequent the area from time to time. Let us know if/when the time comes to rehome a few of your boys. I, for one, take in any roos, and either let them live their lives here on our property, or help find them homes.Hi, new member from Wellsville (South of Youngstown, west of Pittsburgh).
We have 8 girls 2-Silver laced, 1 Black Star, 3 leghorns, one sapphire Gem, 1 auracauna, 1 roo (Rhode island red and auracauna mix) in the main coop.
We have 7 barnyard mixes in the brooder that are almost 5 weeks old and getting ready to be moved out.
We may be looking to rehome a roo or two in the next few months, we are waiting to see how this last hatch shakes out. But we think we got at least a couple and our current boy will not be happy with other roos around I am pretty sure and if I read right, you should not mix brothers and sisters if you plan on hatching chicks.
Anyway, thought I would say hi to my fellow buckeyes.