Bresse are 18 weeks and the Roos are causing big issues!
Our American Bresse are now 18 weeks old and just about ready for processing day, but we’ve run into a major problem. The roosters have become extremely aggressive and are relentlessly terrorizing the hens, forcing us to make a difficult decision to separate the flock. Join us as we show you what’s happening out on the chicken tractor, explain why this behavior can occur as Bresse mature, and share how we’re handling it to keep everyone healthy and safe before processing day. Thanks for following along with our journey here at Stone House 1890!
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