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He's gotten to be a lot - both too loud, and overall just too much in terms of charging & bum rushing cars lol. Would love to keep him, I know there will be some fighting. Wondering if there's any advantage to give him back to his old flock, or that'll be the exact same thing?

Hey there, got a gamer a few months ago, and now I'd like to get rid of it. Would it's old flock accept it?

Unfortunately, she's gone. It was sad to see her go. A good bird for three years. RIP. I did notice when picking her body up she was EXTREMELY heavy, going on 10 pounds?

She's been like this since this morning

I've never had an egg bound bird, I don't really know exactly where to feel... I did feel something but I think it was the leg

Just took there, she is pooping, I don't really feel an egg. I tried to flip her and she did NOT like that, flapped her wing to stay in that position

How would I treat the flock for the scaly leg mite?

I don't really feel an egg... She has poop all over her vent so maybe she is pooping? I don't have Nutri drench. Her crop is empty and she's about 3 years old

My chicken was acting strange yesterday... standing up straight and just sitting there, I figured she'd be fine in the morning. I was wrong. She's on her side with no visible wounds (except her vent) won't open here eyes, I took her as dead. But she's breathing! and jerking her head every fourth...

It's an embed. I'm not positive he's a gander. He's just taller and more upright standing.

My maybe Gander is still being bossed by the girls if he gets too close, though now he's getting pretty close to them. I've had him for a week, I guess I'll see if he starts getting in between myself and the girls right?

This is not the best picture as the (White) he/her is lower on a hill so looks small, but he/her (I think he) is much bigger than the other geese, taller that is. The geese didn't accept him as easily as they've accepted other geese I've added. He's got that upright posture so I'm thinking...

Am I going to be breaking it's heart?

Hi there, a friend offered a chance to catch a gander from her beautiful flock and I’ve got a few question. 1. Am I breaking the ganders heart by pulling it away from its flock? I’d be giving it a better home more protection and 3 girlfriends. 2. How am I supposed to know it’s a gander? Just...

I don't know the age, I will take pictures today.

The comb and tail feathers have grown a lot but still would not consider them large.

So I picked up this sweet Belgian Bearded D'uccle Bantam about a month ago, he or she had a small comb and small tail feathers compared to all the other ones there as well as it's demeanor, very come and not at all rooster-like. My flock is all hens, yesterday morning as I'm walking away from...

Anyone know?

Thanks, am I correct that the super African would be the best bet if I'm going for the largest?

I'm looking for the largest possible gander I can get my hands on 😂