Posts by Desert Rooster

Yes they do let out a growl as a warning call to eachother, usually the roosters will do this, but hens can do this as well.

Sorry for your loss

Give him Sulmet , i had that happen to my Brown leghorn roo, i gave him sulmet and he got better after a couple of days, but separate him from the flock till he gets better

you said it was raining for some days, make sure there food is not getting wet, moldy food can make them act like that, get them on vitamins, and make sure there food isn't contaminated in anyway

WOW, very cute, She looks like one of my hens, my hen is a EE x Brown Leghorn, but mine lays green eggs

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