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anyone had a successful bachelor flock?
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Hey fellow chicken enthusiasts! Have you ever ventured into the whimsical world of a bachelor flock? It’s a curious concept that’s been fluttering around, and I’m all ears! Growing up with chickens, I’ve never seen anyone actually assemble a flock of just roosters, but the idea is egg-citing! Roosters are such charming characters, and I can’t help but dream of a flock filled with their vibrant personalities. However, I’m a bit concerned about the potential for fowl play—how many roos can peacefully coexist before the feathers start flying? And what about my lovely hens? How far away do they need to be to keep the peace? Let’s cluck about it and share our experiences!
thats pretty much the whole question, ive grown up with chicken my whole life but ive never seen anyone actually try a bachelor flock. ive heard people mention them though. i love roosters, and having a flock of just roos sounds great to me. ive been wanting to do it for ages. is there a certain number of roos you can go to before they start fighting? and how far would my hens have to be?
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