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amshizzle
In the Brooder
It looks like my girls are truly shaping up to be girls.
I am still a little concerned with Thea.
At 21 weeks she seems to be a bit more aggressive than normal.
She even bit my hand when I was rest it on the ground.
Her tail feathers look a bit different as well.
She hasn't tried crowing at all but none of these girls are laying eggs just yet.
--Please excuse the mess!!! ---
We are in the transition of moving them to their new coop!
Texas weather hasn't allotted for much outdoors time over the past few weeks but they should be done this coming weekend FINALLY!
Anyway -
Does Thea still seem like a pullet?
Thea is the middle tail feather in the last picture.
I am still a little concerned with Thea.
At 21 weeks she seems to be a bit more aggressive than normal.
She even bit my hand when I was rest it on the ground.
Her tail feathers look a bit different as well.
She hasn't tried crowing at all but none of these girls are laying eggs just yet.
--Please excuse the mess!!! ---
We are in the transition of moving them to their new coop!
Texas weather hasn't allotted for much outdoors time over the past few weeks but they should be done this coming weekend FINALLY!
Anyway -
Does Thea still seem like a pullet?
Thea is the middle tail feather in the last picture.
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