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Free to a laying flock (not for a pot): Take 1, 2, or 3 gentle roos who are good with all humans and dogs. They’ll be a year old in June. Very good alert roosters and sharers of all treats that they find for their hens. Probably because they’re mixed breeds, they have no personal problems with...

These three handsome boys are now 9 months old. I’ve advertised EVERYWHERE for free rooster give-away to an egg-laying flock, with no response. It looks like they’ll be living here forever. And that’s okay with me because they’re sweethearts! But the worry is the hen-to-rooster ratio. So far, no...

Hey, everybody🎃. Getting ready to feed all those pumpkins to your birds on November 1st? I’ve seen some pumpkins that are so huge that 3 of my birds could hop inside and feed at the same time in them! Anyway, I digress. I’m writing about this beautiful little lady. She’s 3 1/2 months old, always...

I’m pretty sure it’s heartbreak time. I was sooooo hoping that this lovely 3 month old would be a girl. He/she hasn’t crowed, like all her brothers from the same brood, but I have a sinking feeling that this is a boy😢. Am I right? Have I got to rehome another boy? Thanks for all of your help.

Good morning, helpers! I’m thinking the light gray bird in the pictures, and the dark gray bird in the pictures are Roos. Do you concur? Thanks for all of your knowledge-sharing! Have a wonderful day! ✌️ Bea

Happy Labor Day! I’m getting ready to disperse 3 or 4 of my brood to a family with a nice laying flock. They’re 9 weeks old. I suspect that this black bird is a rooster, but I’m not positive. Im not sure at all about the grey one. There’s no crowing from either of these birds, yet, but some...

Good morning, everybody 🌝🥚. I hope you’re all safe and happy. I’m writing to get an opinion. I’ve never heard of any eye diseases that can be caused by being around chickens, but my sister said that when she worked in an optometrist’s office, they had a patient who had a “horrible eye infection”...

Long story short: 2 hens who are sisters, and who have successfully raised two other clutches of birds, just shared nesting responsibilities. Sister #1 (Winken) went broody three days before sister #2 (Blinken). Both sisters have sat on the nest for the last three weeks and we have 14 beautiful...