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    Pictures of my sweet flock

    Me and my 8 chickens aspire to this one day! Beautiful flock, beautiful girls and boys! They look happy and beautifully cared for. 🥰
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    Cluckingham Palace “Scrapbook”

    Mosey does not love affection, but she loves company. Whenever I’m out she never strays more than 2 or 3 feet from me, quietly telling me about her day. She might be my favorite, even if she is aloof. Tilly and Penny joining us under the pear tree this afternoon!!
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    Cluckingham Palace “Scrapbook”

    Update as of yesterday! They have discovered the roost and are up there all the time now. About 8 weeks. They are facing our sliding glass door, which is why it’s so dirty. They are such a fun little batch, a lot different than our first group. Left to right, we have Pepper, Hawkeye, Houlihan...
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    Integrating Pullets and a cockerel to Existing Flock

    If I knew it all, I wouldn’t be here asking for advice! :) I just want my flock to be integrated smoothly with minimal spats. So far, I’ve always read that if there is a rooster present, he leads the flock. I knew there is always a dominant hen but my prior understanding was that she is still...
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    Integrating Pullets and a cockerel to Existing Flock

    Thank you, this is helpful. Our dominate hen right now is a RIR who is kind of rude in my opinion, but compared to what I've read on here of others' dominant hens, she's really not that bad. Our girls are really quite peaceful and barely squabble among themselves, and if there is squabbling, its...
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    Integrating Pullets and a cockerel to Existing Flock

    Hi there, So, back in March I purchased 4 chicks to add to our existing flock. One turned out to be a cockerel, which we will be keeping. They are about 8 weeks old now, and we have them in a separate coop and run out in the yard with our older girls (4 two year old hens). We let them out for...
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    is this a roo?

    Striking comb and wattles! I’d say that’s a cockerel. A cute one, too! TSC gave us a cockerel instead of a pullet as well this spring. 😉
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    My little bantam flock

    Cute birds!!!!
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    Wes Anderson: The Might of The Mini Rooster

    What a gorgeous rooster!! I’m loving these stories of people who love their roos, I am raising my first cockerel on accident. He is a buff Orpington. At first I was super nervous about keeping a roo as he was supposed to be a pullet, but the more I read these wonderful stories, the more excited...
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    Meet my first flock!

    I love those babies!!! So cute. I love when they are small, they grow so fast!!! Just a month ago my teenage chickens were fluffy little peeping dust bunnies. 🥹 your flock is adorable!
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    Cluckingham Palace “Scrapbook”

    I am just making this as a way to document my own flock, stories, and pictures for reference later and to see how far we’ve come (and for memories)! We are raising our second batch of chicks and having a lot of fun. I love seeing everyone’s posts and their flocks and hearing about all the silly...
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    Buff Orpington roo x any breed hen - what did you get?

    Wow, just wanted to pop in to say your roo is totally stunning. Gives me hope for my cockerel! He is 5 1/2 weeks, and almost the size of one of my mature RIR hens, it’s crazy how quickly he is growing and how big he is. I got two BO “pullets” from TSC this spring, we learned very quickly that...
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    Topic of the Week - Dogs and Chickens

    My dog is a mutt but she has been a complete angel with both batches of chickens. She doesn’t often chase anything, and ignores cats and such but we still weren’t sure how she’d react to birds in the yard. She was very intrigued by the chicks when we brought them home, we even caught her...
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    Buff Orpington Roo?

    I really do adore him at this point. My husband and I figured we were meant to have him! 😍
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    Buff Orpington Roo?

    We are! The only reason I would rehome him would be if he becomes aggressive at any point, just because we have a dog and my niece and nephew are often out in our yard. But he doesn’t seem to be the type, he’s pretty cool as a cucumber personality wise.
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