michele1978
In the Brooder
We got 8 6 weeks ago at TSC. They were all supposed to be pullets. That's definitely not the case though. One of them has been starting to learn to crow since it was almost 4 weeks old.
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We brought these six little Golden Comet pullets (I think they're also called Golden Sex Link) home from TSC today. The worker said they were two or three days old. Hopefully, they're all hens, but I guess we'll find out if TSC or the sorter got it right. The worker with the chicks said we needed to get a bantam too if we wanted eggs, but we said we're not looking to breed our chickens, just for collecting our own eggs. He said, "Well, if you want eggs, you need at least one male. You can't get eggs without a male." We politely said thank you, but six pullets please. We've had layers for years and never needed a rooster if we're going to eat the eggs!
I keep trying to post pictures but can'tThe meaties are huge. Probably more than twice the size of the others.
I'm not sure. The people at tractor supply didn't know. Someone on here said maybe
White Plymouth rock or leghorn. I've no idea. They are all so sweet.
8/9 weeks is a big difference from a new chick and would put the new chick in jeapardy. Better to get a dog crate and put 2 chicks in the crate in the same area till the babies are grown more and all are accustomed to each other.