bachelor coop

  1. Mochitheduck

    Should I add another pair?

    Hi y’all. I have a set of 2 khaki Campbell drakes, who have been raised together since they were ducklings. I have no interest in females, as they are just pets and I have no desire for eggs. However, I’ve been wanting to get another pair of drakes, but I’m not sure if they’ll ruin what my two...
  2. Erikalpowers

    Bachelor pad fighting

    I have a bachelor pad for 2 roosters. They were chicks together. One is a frizzle EE & the other a blue Orpington. They have been in their pad for a few months now and as of yesterday are now fighting. Combs and wattles have nicks with dried blood. They are about 7 months old. Is the...
  3. TheBirdBabe

    What age do you thin out your roosters?

    I have raised 2 "flocks" of chicks, I'm currently on number 3. Each time, I've waited FAR too long to get rid of roosters (in fact, I made a bachelor pad for some I couldn't stand to see go!) I think this go round I have at least 4 out of 10. 😥 What age do you cull your roos? Do you do it as...
  4. A

    Separate the boys? Or the littles?

    I’m a few months into chicken keeping and really appreciate the advice on this forum. I’m at a crossroads: I have a backyard flock of 18 — looks like 6 boys and 12 girls. Most of them are a barnyard mix, some much larger than others. Four of the boys crow and two lay low. At least Half the...
  5. QueenC3

    Bachelor Pad for Roosters?

    Right now we have a total of 5 roosters and 17 hens. We had 8 roosters but luckily were able to rehome them. We haven’t had as much luck with the rest. My question is, can you show me your rooster coops? How do you manage them? Are they separated from hens at all times? Free-range together...
  6. Ms Biddy's Upcycled Swingset Coop

    Ms Biddy's Upcycled Swingset Coop

    Years ago, I helped my uncle put together a wooden swingset for my aunt. It was a place to sit together, relax and laugh. We enjoyed it for over a decade until time and the elements took their toll and the thinner boards on the seats began to rot and crack. My aunt and uncle aren't with us...
  7. Rooster Flocks

    Rooster Flocks

    If you have too many roosters, a simple solution is to start a rooster flock. A rooster flock is a flock that consists of all roosters and no hens. How do Rooster-Only Flocks Work? You may think the idea of a rooster flock is ridiculous. After all, if a rooster fights with another rooster when...
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