Posts by ClareScifi

Please take a look at my rooster photo below and give me your best initial guess as to what breed he could be?  Note the silvery-blue on his wings and hackles.  Go with your gut feeling/first impression when you guess as to...

JerseyGiantFolk,   I would love to see a picture of your rooster!  Here is a picture of mine.  He has grown a lot since the Avatar picture which was taken 1 year ago:  

Interesting, gryeyes.   I was considering getting a Silver Sebright roo for my little Bantie hen of that breed, but I have heard they can be very feisty, and I wouldn't want the competition between one and my...

DonRae,   Here is a picture of Baby taken today.  See how much bigger he is now?  He was only about 5 months old in the Avatar picture of mine, and now he is 16 months old.  Also, notice his size in comparison...

Keesmom,   Did you say you got hurt by a rooster?  If so, I am sorry.. Did you both get spurred by a rooster and have one go for your eyes, as well?  That would be awful.   There is no need for you to...

Oh, he sounds like a delight.  Please don't kill him!  What is his name, and could you post a picture?   Why not write a Picturebook for children about him.  His behavior is so interesting!

They may just be chickens to some folks, but they ARE children to ME.  :>) I don't kill or eat children OR chickens.   I'm sorry your rooster did not last long.  Too bad for him.  I think a lot of these poor...

I will try to get you a new picture of him tomorrow.  That picture in my Avatar of him is a year old.  He's much bigger now, and the blue feathers on his neck have turned mostly golden with just a few blue tips.  His...

The farmer claims the white leghorn was the only rooster left at the time those eggs were fertilized, that he was positive he was the father..  There was one Sebright Bantam rooster, too, but I know he wasn't the...

All those "what went wrong posts" have to do with imprinting, and there are an equal number of other posts and stories from people who didn't coddle their roosters who still have the same rooster problems.  My sisters, much older...