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[miss heny]

Can't be all separate birds they gonna have to grow up together. If u throw 3 together they gonna kill each other unless u get them from shubin

ah, okay. I heard mix on that subject, anywhere from that to you can if very careful probably base though on the bloodlines correcf?

 

[sdm111]

No no no if they any good u won't be able to put 3 together that don't know each other. Even put 2 hens together they gonna fight

 

[miss heny]

No no no if they any good u won't be able to put 3 together that don't know each other. Even put 2 hens together they gonna fight

with definitely remember that for the future. Remind me of alot of Oriental games and their aggressive manor.

 

[sdm111]

I can't put nothing together unless from chicks and never broken up. Even putting a pullet with a stag he wants to kill her. Only supervised mountings then separated
Actually it worked a few times but that was pairing with an adult cock. Stags always wanna fight

 

[sdm111]

Best bet make 3 domes and one bird in each

 

[roosterhavoc]

Can't be all separate birds they gonna have to grow up together. If u throw 3 together they gonna kill each other unless u get them from shubin

Haha

 

[roosterhavoc]

ah, okay. I heard mix on that subject, anywhere from that to you can if very careful probably base though on the bloodlines correcf?

I think you can try it and just hope for the best. J/k

 

[sdm111]

Haha

pretty good huh lol anyway


Gotta watch the ones that grew up together too cause one day they could turn on one another

 

[centrarchid]

I can combine a couple pullets and a stag even if they do not know each other. May require a little supervision. Best to let them out of pen to settle differences first. Pullets present the bigger problem which is why I combine breeding groups in a 10 x 10 dog kennel. When mature cock is part of equation he typically supresses female fighting. If cock has issues with one hen but not others, then cull her as he something we do not always pick up on. Make certain pullets / hens in good condition prior to introduction.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I can combine a couple pullets and a stag even if they do not know each other. May require a little supervision. Best to let them out of pen to settle differences first. Pullets present the bigger problem which is why I combine breeding groups in a 10 x 10 dog kennel. When mature cock is part of equation he typically supresses female fighting. If cock has issues with one hen but not others, then cull her as he something we do not always pick up on. Make certain pullets / hens in good condition prior to introduction.

No not always the case. I've had pullets fight the stags, she ends up dead. Different quality of birds I suppose.