Sorry about the poor pictures, I caught him/her this evening & took these two pictures. It's exaxtly 6 weeks old now. Cheers!
Glad to hear your mixed breeds are such good layers, i hope mine don't start playing hide & seek with their eggs! :-D
Yes this does worry me a bit, he does get on them quite regularly, at first I thought it was a bit violent, but the hens don't seem to mind, they get up & shake it off. The girls don't seem to have any injuries or to be all that fazed by it...
I hope he's fully grown :-D he not as affectionate now, still comes running when I call, but he will no longer sit in my lap. Our chick was broody hatch/reared, we left one egg with the hen to see if she would stick it out. I haven't got a recent photo of the chick (it's about a month old now)...
For anyone interested, the is my Rooster these days. He has grown into a very big boy, but his two hens seem to love him so iv kept him. He is a Dad now & has a little jet black chick that seems to be taking more after him in the looks department than it's pekin bantam mother.
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My chick is a few weeks old & seems to be losing its feathers. It seems happy & healthy running around with its parents, eating & drinking well. But it looks so mangy! Is there anything I can do?
I'm new to the BYC club, with two Pekin Bantam hens & one (I think) EE roster. One of my hens has recently gone broody, so much so that iv decided to let her have a chance of sitting on an egg for three weeks. Who knows maybe I'll add a new chick to my flock!?!?!? Now I haven't wanted to leave...
Thanks for all the help guys! At this stage, my two hens still rule over him, even though he is much taller. I guess all I can do is keep an eye on them all as they mature... Thanks again! :-D