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  1. Rural

    Need RIR Expert Opinion

    Here's a short clip. Sorry I missed most of it in the video, he ran out of the coop and I never got another chance - I think he'll only crow inside the coop at this age (and let's hope it stays that way!!). Kinda cute.
  2. Rural

    Need RIR Expert Opinion

    At 7-1/2 weeks old this morning, I thought my and ears was playing tricks on me - I found the dude crowing in the coop, I'm blown away. Little guy crowing at the break of dawn. Will post the action if anyone is interested. :D
  3. Rural

    Need RIR Expert Opinion

    Well, after six weeks I'm convinced it is a cockerel. None of the others even come close to looking like this dude. And just to show how the others look like, here's a pic of one of the others...
  4. Rural

    Need RIR Expert Opinion

    Lol caboodlestick, my girls don't get put much so when they do get out they just pose still for shots
  5. Rural

    Need RIR Expert Opinion

    It's been said that chick “professional sexing” is 98% accurate. Well... I bought four dozen newly hatched chicks 30 days ago in what is supposed to be all pullets. This one strikes me as odd from the rest of the herd. None of the 49 others is showing any wattles or comb like this one. Not that...
  6. Rural

    Strictly Daytime - Chicken Wires Predators

    Thanks everyone. Yes, I keep hearing that chicken wire is "not predator proof" - but under the circumstance I mentioned (daytime) will it deter/defend well with regard to the predators I mentioned (raccoon, possum, cats) ? I mean... has there been instances of the chicken wire being defeated...
  7. Rural

    Strictly Daytime - Chicken Wires Predators

    Hello All I am new to BYC and also a newbie to chicken-keeping, I signed up because I needed a question answered that is not already clearly answered. Can someone here who has first-hand experience please share your experience. I will be building a 48 in x 48 in x 24 in chicken tractor (CT)...
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