Zoomie
Songster
Well, I have been advised to keep two, and most likely? The third will go into the freezer. That is a sad thing but there it is. No one else seems to want him, and there is no sense in waiting until he is a real problem before dealing with it. This way I can choose the best birds to go forward with this project. I've been told it's best to keep two from a setting or breeding, for genetic diversity down the road.Glad I found this thread. Funny...we have 4 svart babies...and at 8 weeks old..it appears that we too have 3 boys and 1 girl.....
New to chickens, love, love, love the all ebony birds--gorgeous creatures....
now---what to do with THREE male birds?!!![]()
In the meantime, I have some shipped hatching eggs set. I may get lots of cockerels from there too, but I am hoping for at least a few pullets. On the other hand maybe none of them will hatch! You just never know.
So far my 4 are OK together, but there will come a time when that will not be the case. I will try to anticipate this and put the one in the freezer before they start in on each other.