MyPetNugget

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

No problem! I love wyandottes too! my favorite is the silver laced ones!

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

Wyandottes are more docile than sebrights. Sebrights, since they are light bantams, are wild and usually aggressive. I was not wise to get them. I just wanted them because of their beauty! lol I have heard that wyandottes can be on the aggressive side but they are a lot better than sebrights!

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

Thanks! Well, the one on the right, Freckles, was mean from the start. So we gave her to some friends who let their chickens free range. She was killed by a predator Speckles, the other one, was friendly for a time but then also grew mean and loud. So we gave her to the same friends. She is very happy there and is more friendly. She even remembered me when I visited her!

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

Thanks!! That was Speckles and Freckles two sebrights we had to get rid of.

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  chickenboy190

• Dec 17, 2014

Hey!! I'm doing good, you?

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

You're very welcome! I wish I had a pic I could do that with

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 17, 2014

That pic was my favorite of the ors I did!!!!

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 16, 2014

Yes, chickens as well as other animals drink more in the winter to keep from dehydrating. The actually tend to drink more in winter than in summer. (True for my girls!) A friend with horses told me that. Even Simba drinks more in the winter!

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 16, 2014

LOL!

So have mine! And they drink like crazy in the winter! Do your's do that too?

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  Mountain Peeps

• Dec 16, 2014

Not really. Flipping the roosts to the 4" side really has helped them. Are your's cold?