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I certainly agree. And sometimes that nutritional deficiency is related to the specific hen, not the entire flock. I think it can be genetic too. For whatever reason, genetic or not, some hens just don’t process the nutrients for feather quality properly. You can have a flock with good...

I fully agree with all those that said you do not need a rooster unless you want fertile eggs. That’s the only reason, everything else is personal choice. If you wish you can remove his spurs but that won’t do any good unless you remove his claws also. He grabs with his claws. Look how...