Reviews by SuburbSpurs

My Red Sex link roo was a big surprise, he was supposed to be a buff orpington hen. He turned out to be a welcome addition to our flock. He is so beautiful and we haven't lost a hen to coons or coyotes since getting him. He has never attacked me, but my dad has told me he went after him. I didn't see it so I don't believe it. The only problem I have is he overbreeds my hens, I can't show any of my largefowl because he has ripped their back feathers out. He has been condemned to a separate pen.

My first Muscovy was the most friendly bird I have ever met, unfortunately she was killed by a coyote in the yard when I was at school. I now have 3 chocolate, one male that is EVIL. Every time I go outside he follows me around hissing and panting and If I let my guard down to do something like feed my girls or take the eggs he will attack me. He has ripped countless pairs of pants and made several bruises on my legs and arms from his biting and flogging. If you get muscovies get females!!!! If you must get males get rid of any at the first sign of aggression don't get stuck like me DX

My first time meeting a D'Uccle was at my first county fair. He was a beautiful mille fleur that won grand champion and best in show. A few months ago I got my first D'Uccle to fill the empty space my Buff Orpington left when she died. He is a little golden neck with the most adorable cheeks. He looks like a little chocobo. He flied up out of his cage and his pen and did so when he was less than a few days old. At the time I didn't know how to pronounce the breed so I just called him ducky. He is such a loving guy and doesn't try to fight with any of the hens. Even lets the silkies peck at him occasionally. The breed is very close to my heart <3