What size flock do you have?

[my spoiled chickens]

I have a about 7 little flocks (breeding groups) D’Uccles, Brahma bantam, Japanese, OEGB, Silkie, rooster flock, and grow out flock. I do separate my colors and breeds when I breed so then I have even more flocks when I do that.
I’ve also got one medium sized standard flock and a large bantam mixed flock.

It’s easier to have the 5 gallon waters and 5 gallon bucket feeders.

I plan to down sized my mixed bantam flock, my rooster flock and my brown red mottled D’Uccles project (mainly getting rid of the hens I no longer need for the project).

I would like a add a small modern game bantam flock this year. And maybe silkied Cochin flock, bantam shamo/alsil flock and probably other bantam breeds in the future.

You have like all the chickens on my bantam wishlist

 

[LavenderDaFlerf]

We keep between 8-18. At the moment we have 19 but 11 are chicks that most of the cockerels will be culled.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

You have like all the chickens on my bantam wishlist

If you wher closer you could come get some bantams.

 

[AGeese]

I have a about 7 little flocks (breeding groups) D’Uccles, Brahma bantam, Japanese, OEGB, Silkie, rooster flock, and grow out flock. I do separate my colors and breeds when I breed so then I have even more flocks when I do that.
I’ve also got one medium sized standard flock and a large bantam mixed flock.

It’s easier to have the 5 gallon waters and 5 gallon bucket feeders.

I plan to down sized my mixed bantam flock, my rooster flock and my brown red mottled D’Uccles project (mainly getting rid of the hens I no longer need for the project).

I would like a add a small modern game bantam flock this year. And maybe silkied Cochin flock, bantam shamo/alsil flock and probably other bantam breeds in the future.

I been thinking about starting something like a breeding flock and a layer flock. The breeding flock is where I hope to harvest from down the road. The initial idea was a brown and a black flock. The brown would be mostly Buckeyes, the black flock will likely be a variety of breeds.

 

[rosemarythyme]

I have 12 (8 hens, 4 pullets) aged 6-7ish weeks, 4 years, 6 years and 8 years old. I built for 12 so currently at max capacity. They're pets, yard decor, egg providers and compost makers. I currently only have a single hen laying so we need the babies to grow up and contribute!

 

[Logar]

I technically have less than 100 but it is 94 less than 100

 

[wrathsfarm]

I been thinking about starting something like a breeding flock and a layer flock. The breeding flock is where I hope to harvest from down the road. The initial idea was a brown and a black flock. The brown would be mostly Buckeyes, the black flock will likely be a variety of breeds.

That's where I'm at. Breed flock and mixed flock for hybrids and Eggers.

 

[The Birb King]

My main coop is divided into 2 identical sides. Each side run is about 30 feet by 12 feet or something like that, and there is about 15 on each side. I mainly seperate my birds by size and breed, so on the left side is mostly Ameraucanas and a few other random breeds, and on the right side is a mixed flock of mostly brown egg layers. Then I have 2 large dog kennel coops in the back. One is kinda just an extra pen that I normally keep chicks in when they move outside, but right now I have my peafowl in there. Then the other dog kennel has a flock of 8 chickens so far, all seramas. I also have a barn where I have a large brooder split in half. One half has my quail, the other has my baby chicks. I haven't counted all the birds in awhile, but it's definetly over 60

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I have
4 2 year old hens
1 older pullet
5 7 week old chicks
2 4 week old chicks who are cockerels so i cant keep them

And 3 3 day old chicks

The 7 week and 4 week are in a seperate coop until i can rehome or tell pullet/cockerels. Then they will move into the bigger coop.


Tips:Build as big as possible because chicken math is real

 

[my spoiled chickens]

If you wher closer you could come get some bantams.

I know right! oh well my brother in law works at rural king so maybe he can tell me when they have bantam chicks