![]() For example, some students complain, that in the afterschool tutoring. Then I went to another feed store and saw baby chicks….bought 8 of them! Re-homed 2 roosters, a hen died from being r***d by one of those roosters! 1 died from a neighbors dog attack, and one pullet “came up missing”. Tutors have difficulty finding eligible students who wish to be tutored by them. 2 were DOA (not Meyer Hatchery, from a different place I will no longer order from) and 1 died the next day. One of the “pullets” was a “cockerel” so I ordered a replacement, but had to order the required shipment amount, so I added 5 more. The next spring I wanted hens that produce COLORFUL eggs, so I ordered 5 more. I started with 6 (because when you buy them from a feed store in KY you are REQUIRED to purchase at least 6). There is no exact rhyme or reason to chicken math, but that is part of its beauty! How has your flock grown in unexpected ways? Please share your own chicken math in the comments! ![]() 12 adolescent chicks (but they were a gift so they don’t actually count towards a total) = not knowing how many chickens I have.21 chicks (needed some more color in the egg basket) = 10 broilers.50 (ish) chickens + 12 sale chicks = too many brown eggs. ![]()
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