I have just 'aquired' 2 Roo chicks. I've had them from 2 weeks of age after their unwantedness along with 3 of their sisters became apparant and I didn't want them to be killed, eaten or battery farmed. So, they will be being blended into my current setting of a flock of 5 older girls. I am sure I am going to be returning to this now bookmarked article in the coming weeks that they become fertile!!
Keeping a Rooster (A Personal Journey)
- Author Reurra
- Publish date
- Article read time 11 min read
This article was so well written The story book like education was perfect!
I laughed I cried ( remembering some of my boys)
My Lulu is a love. He is the rooster people do not believe exists! He takes care of his ladies well and is always happy to see me. I pick him up because he likes it not because he needs training.
He has a pullet and 2 cockerels and by gum if they ALL didn't get his personality!
I love my roosters and would show this article to anyone that crowed at that!
Thank you for sharing your memories and educating us all on the Pitt Bull of the Chicken Species.
This is a must read and must feature article!
And Thank you @Nifty-chicken for reminding us to check our limits and HOA's
I laughed I cried ( remembering some of my boys)
My Lulu is a love. He is the rooster people do not believe exists! He takes care of his ladies well and is always happy to see me. I pick him up because he likes it not because he needs training.
He has a pullet and 2 cockerels and by gum if they ALL didn't get his personality!
I love my roosters and would show this article to anyone that crowed at that!
Thank you for sharing your memories and educating us all on the Pitt Bull of the Chicken Species.
This is a must read and must feature article!
And Thank you @Nifty-chicken for reminding us to check our limits and HOA's