He's so laid back its a wonder he doesn't fall off his perch! I guess I need some better pics to get to the bottom of this. Not that it matters too much, I love him all the same. Maybe I'm getting sentimental in my old age.
This is for the budding comics out there - my Facebook followers know I write a joke every day or so buy since I lost my chickens to a nasty neighbor (long story) I thought it was time to get my own back with a little "meme" or two about why chickens are better than - well, dogs, cats, parrots...
I have a couple of Silkie roos, now coming up to four months old and fully fledged (assume).
They've always been kept in a cool area of the house but our outdoor temps can drop into double figures (C) below freezing.
Does anyone have any advice on how to move my "babies" outdoors? I assume...
Good luck Ket. I hope he/she's OK. I found that if I can get them out of the egg (and past two days) things go pretty easily from there on.
So much for mother nature knowing best! (Arhum).
Based upon what Hokankai has said, I've prepared a couple of charts for myself - which I hope others might find useful. You'll note that a weight chart using an imperial scale is dreadfully difficult since 1oz is such a coarse measurement (on an average 2oz egg).
Clearly it's better not to...