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I was surprise gifted a dozen Easter eggers as day old female sexed chicks and it is become increasingly more difficult to try and figure out where to house so many since they were a surprise to me. Unfortunately I need to thin the flock by probably half.
I can't decide which ones I want to keep and which ones I want to rehome, so the only way I can do this is if you come to where they are and then pick each up individually and I'll say yes/no you can/can't have that one. Lol, sorry. I don't know how else to do it. They are in Lakeside, CA.
They are Mareks vaccinated, survived a 115+ degree heat wave, organic feed, and have been handled by several people and children. They still like to run away, but once you get them they just chill with you, some like sitting on shoulders. They come to calling "chick chick chick chick" in a high pitched voice and when I hold out live mealworms. They will eat out of my hands.
That photo is when they were 4 weeks old, they are currently 6 weeks. The grey chicks are not included in this, only the EEs.
I was surprise gifted a dozen Easter eggers as day old female sexed chicks and it is become increasingly more difficult to try and figure out where to house so many since they were a surprise to me. Unfortunately I need to thin the flock by probably half.
I can't decide which ones I want to keep and which ones I want to rehome, so the only way I can do this is if you come to where they are and then pick each up individually and I'll say yes/no you can/can't have that one. Lol, sorry. I don't know how else to do it. They are in Lakeside, CA.
They are Mareks vaccinated, survived a 115+ degree heat wave, organic feed, and have been handled by several people and children. They still like to run away, but once you get them they just chill with you, some like sitting on shoulders. They come to calling "chick chick chick chick" in a high pitched voice and when I hold out live mealworms. They will eat out of my hands.
That photo is when they were 4 weeks old, they are currently 6 weeks. The grey chicks are not included in this, only the EEs.
