Posts by JenellYB

I'd be darned if I'm going to choose my dress to please a stupid rooster! ROFLMBO!     Quote: Originally Posted by ClareScifi  Before you assume your rooster is just mean, check out his imagination....

Different hens lay at different intervals and different times of day. Most seem to tend to lay early, getting up and about, excercise, eting and pooping mornings probably helps 'shake 'em down' somewhat, but only if the egg is fully...

If you can in any way see some barn cats riling up your dogs as something even remotely similar to dogs killing chickens and other livestock, you got a serious problem!   So YOU are going to go out and shoot all the animals...

Only a man would come up with that one.   Quote: Originally Posted by Vamvakas  Your girls need a rooster boyfriend if you don't have one already.  Many people say "nah man, you don't need a rooster",...

Yeah, probably the latter. lol. At least I hope so. However, I have even had a few rooster that would do this too, though their crouch isn't quite in the same 'form' as a hen's. They have to maintain a bit more pride about it, you...

A lot of conservatives don't much like PEW research, lol. That tso many of hose of the Christian left are actually starting to stand up and say, we are here, and  enough is enough, I think has totally shocked the CR and scares...

Lol! I've always just thought that was normal chicken behavior, mine have always done that! I've always though it good since all I'd have to do if i wanted to pick a certain one up was kinda home in on her and she'd do that, making it...

speckledhen you go girl go! Tell it!

7LFarm, no offense intended at all....your fish stringer really is a nice one, and an interesting wall decor, by, well, I just never really got into dead animals hangng all over the walls in a house. My daughter's in-laws had dead...

At least for those of us in Texas and other states that have been suffering under the record drought the last few years, I have to think that has a lot to do with changes in predator behaviors. more 'interest' in domestic fowl and...