Well of all the things I've been accused of, not being good with technology is the one that is absolutely true. I found it's a lot of fun to walk the roosters and the hens, everybody likes to walk their dog, but nobody stops their truck in the middle of the road and says " is that a dog on a leash? " But I have had them stop and ask "Is that a chicken on a leash?"
I think it's something everyone can enjoy!
Yeah I have chickens with several variations of combs, and some of them do like they're kind of a cross between this and that. And I know they serve a purpose but I think it's kind of cool
Yes Vic was hatched from a clutch of eggs that I took from my hens. The hens I believe were five or six different breeds, I was a rural King and you have to get six and so I just got to whatever they had which goes to show how little I understood about taking care of chickens when I started. The mail is a Rhode Island red and I caught him in the neighborhood, even running around the city streets and there was in the beginning several of them but he seem to be the only one that survived. And so he is the male and the female I'm pretty sure was a Dominique. So they're all different while two or three or four or five of them look similar. All of them very beautiful birds. I hope that answers your question if not then we'll try again.
Okay, are you obviously understand the mechanics of how these chickens are made much more than I do. And like I mentioned earlier, I'm not disappointed if he is just a rooster because now I know something can happen even something as far-fetched as Vic. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.
