What's a girl to do...with too many a roo???

DeniseVasecka

In the Brooder
8 Years
Apr 19, 2011
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I am a first time chicken raiser and if someone had told me, or if I had read that buying a straight run had the possibility of getting more roos than pullets, I would have certainly bought them sexed, and happily paid the extra for girls! I purchased 15 and out of that 15 - 10 are roosters!!! Really??? And to top this off, all 15 are bantums!!! So, my original thinking was to enjoy the cute little ones and get enough eggs to have a decent breakfast! The joke is certainly on me! At the moment I want to keep my smallest Mille F (his name is Squirt!) PB, my sweetest Barred Cochin, and Galaxy, my black Silkie. Squirt & Galaxy have "girl friends" and PB is my chatterbox. I have only heard Squirt crow, so far, and it's not anything like the 7 that need a new home!

Number 2 problem is that I've really grown attached to the boys, but I can't keep them, and can't find a home for them - what's a mom to do? I live in Boise, Idaho and I don't have a clue what to do.
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Please help!

Thanx bunches,
 
What's a girl to do...with too many a roo???
Put them in a pot for a yummy yummy stew. JK JK!! I jsut had to rime lol...
 
I am in the same boat, mine are all purebreed bantams and I'm having NO luck on craigslist
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, Im getting nervous and eating them is Not an option
 
I ordered sexed chicks and got 18 hens and two roos, they are ten months old now and the roos get along fine but the girls seem stressed and overworked to me. Just today I thought about mabe finding a home for one of the roos. But I guess roosters are hard to place.
 

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