Reviews by Tclloyd0812

Wow, what a tearjerker!!! I know this is older, but I really enjoyed reading your story.
When I first read the article, within 5 minutes and reading your tragic story, I had tears of sadness for you. I can't imagine what that must have been like. My heart goes to you.
When I finally got to Margaret's story, again I had tears. But they were happy tears, to see her the way she is even after having frostbite. What a champ.
Then I read and saw pictures of your barn progress from start to finish and the addition of your beautiful birds. More happy tears!
Thank you so much for sharing your story on here. Again, I'm sorry for your loss, but the new barn looks amazing and I'm so happy your birds are thriving again. God bless! ❤

Great article, I know many people that come to our house and are terrified of chickens, specifically roosters. It's hard to explain to people that my roosters are actually nicer than my hens most of the time. I feel like it has to do with genetics and also how you treat the animal and how much you interact with them. If you just go feed your chickens once a day without actually interacting with them, put them up at night doing the same thing, you are not showing the rooster you are not a threat to his hens. After all, one of a (good) rooster's main missions is to protect his flock. And roosters will get along fine if they are all raised the same, they may have some differences, but hens do the same occasionally even if they're raised together.
Same as the writer of this article, we have had MANY roosters and out of about 40 of them, the only ones with attitude are our 2 little sebright roosters. They just have "little dog syndrome", but still, they do not attack!