Shadrach's Ex Battery and Rescued chickens thread.

Your Campines sound much like our ferals in size stature and behavior. Id imagine it would be insane and ungratifying trying to raise them lol
I am actually hoping to try this season. I have contacted my breeder & am just waiting on the right broody & her checking for fertility. If Wrold sits for me I know she will do all the work & I won't really have to worry. The fun will begin when they start flying... 🙄
 
I am running into difficulties with that. I am finding even rural townships have rooster restrictions & if I were going to keep a rooster I'd want something like a Phoenix. Who could resist those tails? If I get enough land, say 1/2 to an acre, I could run two small tribes. I have grown very fond of my Japs & D'Uccles. At my age I probably couldn't manage more land than that. Where I am now considering, I can have a rooster if I'm a breeder, not something I've ever seriously considered. Too much science & I am so good @ science...🙄
Presumably there isn't a test as to whether you are a good breeder. Or is there?
 
A common ploy to avoid tax payment I'm sorry to say.:p
Yes, you still have to pay tax. Hens will do at a push.:D

A common ploy to avoid tax payment I'm sorry to say.:p
Yes, you still have to pay tax. Hens will do at a push.:D
Okay, four 6 month old Black Australorp hens for the price of one rooster. My tax. Great hens, they all lay every day. 😊
 

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Presumably there isn't a test as to whether you are a good breeder. Or is there?
I have no idea, RC. I haven't really looked into it yet. In a rural area a closed flock would be optimal & I would assume there are commercial breeders. I am looking round the Burnett area which farms a wide variety of different things. My mother grew up in this area so knows it well & was quite excited when I mentioned the township I am interested in. It's no closer to her time wise but is much closer geographically. I've always wanted a tiny bit of land. An acre would do me nicely...🥰
 
I am actually hoping to try this season. I have contacted my breeder & am just waiting on the right broody & her checking for fertility. If Wrold sits for me I know she will do all the work & I won't really have to worry. The fun will begin when they start flying... 🙄
I wish you the best of luck. These are just wildly incredible and I can see their amazing good looks would make you overlook and come to love "their antics" and yes, make you brave enough to breed them 😅💕
I look forward to following along 😁
 

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