Well,my Wellie boys have been very quiet until now but today one of them attempted to crow. I did a tour of garden centres last week and had a few hopeful leads that someone might like one but as yet these have come to nothing. If only I could re-home 2 of them I might attempt to keep one in the hope he won't get too noisy. At the moment it does look like they are going to be dinner.
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Oh Oh....hopefully someone will approach you for one. I have three left at the moment, but they have yet to crow. Hilly took Festher yesterday, which was a god send because he was crowing non stop!
Just keep them locked in until after 8, and if your neighbours say anything explain that you're rehoming them, but just need a few weeks. Most neighbours are ok if they know it is coming to an end. Like you, I'm going to try keep one of the boys...because I want to, and for no other reason!I love to talk about nothing. It's the only thing I know anything about!!
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Thanks Hilary. I'm 99% sure it will be cookery but 1% of me is still hoping for new homes rather than the pot. As Bephlam says I don't think the neighbours will mind waiting if they know the crowing is not for ever. One of my neighbours loves the boys as much as I do and says she will not come into my garden or house again if even one goes into my freezer. I need this neighbour as she looks after my chooks for me when I can't.
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Originally posted by frias View PostThanks Hilary. I'm 99% sure it will be cookery but 1% of me is still hoping for new homes rather than the pot. As Bephlam says I don't think the neighbours will mind waiting if they know the crowing is not for ever. One of my neighbours loves the boys as much as I do and says she will not come into my garden or house again if even one goes into my freezer. I need this neighbour as she looks after my chooks for me when I can't.Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostThey're really had to hear from inside the freezer!!...sorry- ...I hope you manage to rehome them xx
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Originally posted by frias View PostNo chance now. I've really run out of options. Even RSPCA would only put them down, so it's kinder to cull at home I think. OH has make a door for pop hole today as up until now they have been able to get up when they like as run is fox proof. If he crows tomorrow morning at least it will be muffled. Seems to want to crow early, then not at all during the day.
When I collected my last ex-batts from our local Animal Rescue place (not RSPCA) they had a few cockerels knocking about. Any near you? Farms with free range hens? I'm sure you've already tried
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Originally posted by Suechooks View PostCould you put him in a cat carrier under the stairs for the night? Then he can go out when everyone ie the neighbours - are up.
When I collected my last ex-batts from our local Animal Rescue place (not RSPCA) they had a few cockerels knocking about. Any near you? Farms with free range hens? I'm sure you've already tried
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