Why We Only Raise Roosters

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When it comes to raising chickens on the homestead, hens have their place. But there are times when it takes a rooster to get the most out of your flock.
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@MadHatter764 Год назад

Cool to see they survive shipping and are up and about mmediately. I will have to look up a new term I heard “pasty butt”.

@carenxatu5962 4 месяца назад

The baby chicks! Omg my heart~!~!! The little cheeps!! AHH!! So cute!!! I love watching them too! Question though: are roosters one of those animals that won’t brutally fight each other if females aren’t present? (aside from general pecking order of course.)

@Altairw 4 месяца назад

Where did you buy that rope-like fence that you use for your chickens? I can't find it anywhere and I really like it.

@duboislegacyfarm Год назад

Fascinating information. I really love sitting and watching the baby chicks too. 🥰🐣🐥 I’m interested in the meat aspect of chickens, however I am not sure if I’ll ever be able to do it. I’m having a hard enough time with the 7 extra roosters we hatched this summer that no one wants. Gonna make a rooster coop for them. We are experimenting on how to keep multiple roosters. This should be interesting or a complete disaster. 💁🏻‍♀️😂

@adariawarner3088 Год назад

Good to know! This is our 3rd year raising our own. We always did mix but may look into just males. We noticed a big difference last year. This will be our first year with the chicken tractor. Prior we moved dog panels, that was rough 😅

@WickedAwesomeGardening Год назад

Super helpful to know!!!!!

@user-wv5fq8di2m Год назад

Very mindful commentary - thanks!

@RoryVanucchi Год назад

👍

@paulmcgonagle2998 Год назад

Great video Jack 🐤

@graemetracybradshaw9871 Год назад

Hey Jack. I love your logic but do you have any issues with fighting All the best from Australia

@TheMindfulHomestead Год назад

None at all. They aren’t “fired up” enough by the time we process that we see rooster egos getting in the way of everybody getting along.

@redtruckrunning6 Год назад

Love your videos!!

@watershedoverlook Год назад

Hey Jack, I know zip about raising chickens, so just curious...if you observe a "compromised" chick or two in your initial 20 min observation, can you take steps to mitigate and improve their chances?

@TheMindfulHomestead Год назад

Sometimes. Usually a shot of electrolytes and/or sugar will get them up and going if it’s just dehydration or a chill from the trip. Some folks make something called “magic water” and give that to their chicks which is a mix of honey and apple cider vinegar. If we need it, we use a product called Rooster Booster which includes carbs, electrolytes and probiotics. We’ll usually isolate the chick as well so the others don’t gang up on it, until we can figure out what’s going on and what the prognosis is.

@watershedoverlook Год назад

@@TheMindfulHomestead Very cool. Much more to it than I thought!

@mariesheppard3750 Год назад

Great Video again, I do the same with my chick like you but I hatch my own ,

@Idnalro Год назад

DO YOU PURCHASE ALL MALE TURKEYS AS WELL?

@TheMindfulHomestead Год назад

We don’t. Some people want smaller turkeys for Thanksgiving, so we order a mix.

@kylemartin832 Год назад

👍🙏✌

@OliviaLovesPugs Год назад

Have you tried feeding brand new chicks moistened food for the first little while? I’m wondering if maybe this would help to prevent pasty butt in the new arrivals; they would be hydrating at the same time as eating.