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Kearn
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Chicken Coop question

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Do you need a rooster in a coop for hens to lay eggs?
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DatOneGuy
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Re: Chicken Coop question

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Yes.
1 rooster, the rest can be chickens.

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Re: Chicken Coop question

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Actually, you don't need a rooster, the eggs just won't be fertilized (ie won't hatch). But I doubt you could fit more chickens without a rooster then you can with the rooster in that setup. I won't say it's impossible, though, because I haven't tried.
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