chookmummy
Chirping
- Sep 18, 2020
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Hello everyone!! I live in Ontario, Canada, and I am looking to re-home five beautiful, heritage breed roos.
My sister and I hand raised them, and have spent as much time as we can with these boys to make sure that they are human and flock friendly. They are three months old. Unfortunately, we ended up with too many roos and too few hens. We would love to keep them, but just can't afford it. All five have been raised together, and are perfectly comfortable with each other. We are running out of time as the roos are starting to stress the hens out. We would really love not to have to send them to the butcher. Selling them to a good home is our last hope
The predominant breed in these boys is Ameraucana. They are mixed, and their parents' breeds include, Apenzeller Spitzhaubens, Wyandottes, French Copper Marans, Easter Eggers, Olive Eggers, and others.
Looking for a good home to send them to, and hoping I can find it here.
Feel free to comment if you want to see any pictures of each of them or learn a little bit about them.
Thanks!
My sister and I hand raised them, and have spent as much time as we can with these boys to make sure that they are human and flock friendly. They are three months old. Unfortunately, we ended up with too many roos and too few hens. We would love to keep them, but just can't afford it. All five have been raised together, and are perfectly comfortable with each other. We are running out of time as the roos are starting to stress the hens out. We would really love not to have to send them to the butcher. Selling them to a good home is our last hope
The predominant breed in these boys is Ameraucana. They are mixed, and their parents' breeds include, Apenzeller Spitzhaubens, Wyandottes, French Copper Marans, Easter Eggers, Olive Eggers, and others.
Looking for a good home to send them to, and hoping I can find it here.
Feel free to comment if you want to see any pictures of each of them or learn a little bit about them.
Thanks!
