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  1. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    Oh gosh, especially the hens. I have a little Japanese bantam that was always on the bottom of the order and the roosters favorite. Now I can't put her with any bird her size because she tries to actually injure them.
  2. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    I wouldn't say so. i've seen (haven't encountered it personally apart from once and it was quite delayed, so unsure what happened there) where people have 2 [or 3 or 4 or 5] males, including a very submissive male that is treated poorly by the others. They cull the assertive ones, keep the...
  3. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    No, it's to gather opinions and suggestions to deal with the promblem that 👻 is dealing with
  4. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    I want to learn how to do it too eventually. Figure worst case scenario, I have tiny dinners. Best case scenario, I have big tasty dinners
  5. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    Plus if one doesn't make it, it's still edible
  6. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    Mine are hard too by myself. I'm just not great at holding them still and handling the scissors without a third hand
  7. JacinLarkwell

    🚨Wanted: Tips for Raising Hormonal Bad Boys

    I had a pullet in the same situation. Who k ows why, but when she w!s within sight of a male, or worse, multiple, they all dropped whatever (or in one case, whoever) they were doing and ran to breed her. Never figured out why. We separated her and let her roam with rhe respectful older male...
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