Chelsa'sChicks
Songster
- Aug 16, 2017
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Very handsome rooster!!![]()
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thats him too the right...
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Very handsome rooster!!![]()
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thats him too the right...
Your chicks are adorable! I want to get some this spring. I so far have an old RIR, 2 BPR, 8 Australorps, and 1 BO rooster.
We are very adamant about the coop and run being predator proof! I’d hate to lose a chicken to a predator. I’m kicking my babies to coop around the new year. I gotta expand their brooder in the garage! MPC offers sexed chicks. I have 15 supposed pullets. We’ll see if any of them are Roos here in the coming weeks. I’m excited for you to have EE babies soon!I know I love them. My biggest fear was them being eaten (my 4 youngest Australorps are only 4 mo old) and they were sleeping in the dirt after I let them out of the outside enclosure. Once they are out of that they free range and are basically free lol. The older hens accepted them pretty well!! I have 2 roosters both young (7 mo and 4 mo) so I want to get more pullets for them in the spring.. that' where new baby EES come into play!! I just hope I don't end up with another rooster....
All my older hens took to the younger ones very well! They only get a peck if the young ones get close enough by their food.. obviously I have 2 spots, but the babies are fast and test their luck with them lol.I'm curious to see how they change as they age! Hopeful for you that you'll get mostly hens!I loved going through these pictures! I have 2 EE chicks and 1 bantam EE (among the other chicks). They are 3 weeks old now. I love that all 3 chicks are different colored so I’m curious how they will look when they’re adults! I think they look like little owls. Lol.
