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There are hens in both flocks. One flock just has 4 roosters and only 2 hens. Which is why I got a new floc for more hens. We will be putting all but one rooster in the freezer in a couple of days. I just wanted to start merging them together for the sake of the hens who are about to lose all of...

There will be only one rooster in a couple of days

They are currently in seperate coop. I had let them out to freerange hopping a mint of hearing and seeing each other would be enough. I realize I need to give them more time. It’s mainly putting the hens from the 2 flocks together. All but one rooster is going to freezer camp in a couple of days

All but one rooster is going in the freezer this weekend. I was just curious if they stopped fighting because of me. Or if they were just done and I happened to walk up at the right time

I apologize if this has been asked. I looked and couldn’t find an answer. I tried to introduce new chickens to my flock. I’ve had the new ones for a month. They have been in earshot and eyesight for that time. My original flock has 4 roosters and the new flock has one. I let them out together...

I tried looking through the different threads and I searched Google and couldn’t find my answer. So bear with me lol I have 4 button quail broke up into 2 pair. 1 pair is a definite female/male pairing. The other pair is a male/? Pairing. The one is a tuxedo male and the other is a white?. I...

I know nothing is 100% but that helps. Thank you

I know that picture is mostly males. My question was can you tell a 2 year old female from a 3 month old female?

I have several red golden pheasants from this springs hatch. They knocked down the divider and got in with my older pheasants😒. Is there a way to tell the older females from this springs females? Pic for attention.😁 Thank you in advance for any help

I know this conversation is old but I’m new to pheasants. I have red goldens that threw a really light female. She is 2 years old. I was told the original breeder had a cinnamon mutation many years ago but all my research said she looks yellow. That is until I found this group. Is she a yellow...

I also have egg eating ducks. They were locked up 24/7 last summer and started eating their eggs after we started freeranging them this year. I haven't figured out who the culprit is yet but that one will become dinner.