Chickens ~ choosing who stays & who goes?
- WLLady
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Chickens ~ choosing who stays & who goes?
Oh-and as for choosing my birds to continue with-i am breeding my birds to try and get my lines to sop...so first its sop. Second is behaviour.
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- Poultryprincess
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Chickens ~ choosing who stays & who goes?
I definetly "will" keep my standard EE flock though they are almost 6 yrs old & egg pickin's are slim
I will also keep 1/2 the Fancy roos, but choosing who stays is dificult.
As far as eating them....hmmm don't really want to eat black silkie meat.
( I am sure it's delicious, but nah, not really appetizing to me )
I had hoped to breed & keep the cream, as I "Thought" I had 4 rooster & 11 females
BUT seems I have only 7 females & 9 males!!!!!!!!! ( today I found 2 more )
Ackkkk perhaps I need to sit with pen & paper to work out who I can NOT part with.
They are all beautiful birds, but I don't have the space to tinker - sigh.
THANXXXXXX for the feedback, puts things in perspective (*o*)
I will also keep 1/2 the Fancy roos, but choosing who stays is dificult.
As far as eating them....hmmm don't really want to eat black silkie meat.
( I am sure it's delicious, but nah, not really appetizing to me )
I had hoped to breed & keep the cream, as I "Thought" I had 4 rooster & 11 females
BUT seems I have only 7 females & 9 males!!!!!!!!! ( today I found 2 more )
Ackkkk perhaps I need to sit with pen & paper to work out who I can NOT part with.
They are all beautiful birds, but I don't have the space to tinker - sigh.
THANXXXXXX for the feedback, puts things in perspective (*o*)
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