Hi, Jay, I am a newbie like yourself. I have 2 cajuga's (hen/drake) and two Khaki's (hen/?) All are about 5 months. The cajuga drake developed fast but the Khaki's were slow. Question for you. Shouldn't the khaki drake have its curl by now? The one in question has a small lift to the middle...
:lol: I thought of that too! Maybe I should just stay out of it. I get pulled in because I like to see happy, healthy animals. I enjoy learning and helping, that too! I have given this a lot of thought and will continue and the solution hopefully will present itself. Thank you!
Thank you. I have read that which is why I am heavily thinking about this. If it doesn't work out I have other friends with larger flocks that he may go to.
No, not yet. I just worry because she has a small coop and 5 hens. Because they are still young they still seem tolerant of each other. I can either find another farm for her or suggest if it gets to be a problem....x which I or my daughter is not a big fan of. That is harder to do for us.
Yes, it is just a matter of time. That is why I am worried and want to help my daughter out and alleviate her problem of 3 roosters but to take on another rooster in my flock could become a problem for me.
Interesting. My daughters 3 roosters seem fine together because they have grown up together. But eventually they will tire the 5 hens out which I am worried about.
My daughter has 3 roosters to 5 hens and I was going to help her out by taking one. Very skeptical. She has a large property where I have a smaller one that is all fenced in. I don't want a lot of crowing or fighting. I don't want a rooster aggressive to my 4 ducks either. Her roosters seem...