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We have a turken rooster which we need to re-home. Despite my so 's affection for him, I am not prepared for a rooster. I am in Fauquier County Virginia. There is a picture of him on another post which I would link to if I had any idea how to do that sort of thing. Please let me know if you are...

Thank you so much everyone. donrae, I assumed as much so when we as a family decided to agree to the free bird it was with the understanding that we would get rid of any roosters. Unfortunately, for reasons beyond my comprehension, my son has become really attacked to this bird. My husband...

Poo. I didn't want any roosters.

Attached (I hope!) is the turken we received as a free chick from the hatchery when we got our other chicks (they offered free ones of whatever they had too many of). We called our little black chick Mystery as we knew nothing about it. We quickly determined it to be a turken, but are not sure...

everyone for your input. I thought that they all looked feathered; however, being new to this there is clearly a difference between being "feathered" and "fully feathered." I was concerned about my runt the first night, but after a couple of nights with heat everyone looks happier, and little...

Okay, so I am a coddler. I know this about myself. I have worked hard over the years to curb this tendency, but am not always sure when I need to, so I am seeking guidance. I am in the Piedmont of Virginia and we are having a colder fall than we typically do. I am a first time chicken owner...

I wondering if could just let them play a bit outside, but heard so much about death by "sudden shock." Thank you for putting my at ease a bit! Thank you so much for the feed suggestions too. I am sure that at some point I will be as at ease with all this chicken stuff as I am with dog stuff...

Good morning all. I am not sure that "New Member Introductions" is the correct place to ask a question, but I will use the "New Member" part as my defense. I should also warn any brave enough to read this that - much to my husband's consternation - I am not a linear thinker. My thought...