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That is a great idea! My dad uses a bus for his goat milking area. If the bus is on the ground and doesn't have a motor the chickens can come and go through the hole in the front. Mel

sweet peeps I really hope you're right! Thanks for your thoughts!!!

I've started making more things instead of buying them. Bread, crackers (I have a two year old that loves crackers), tortillas ect. I try to make everything from scratch. We are planning on buying a chest freezer to stock up on meat ect. I've also started quite a garden this year. I'm hoping to...

At that age I'm thinking all roos. Even the last RIR? Their facial features are really quite different, as are their body types, but not their feathers. Here is an up close of their faces together. actually that's not all that great either, I'll have to try to get a better pic. Thanks!! Mel

7ish weeks, I know they are at least 6 weeks because I've had them that long and I think they were about a week when I got them.

BR pullet RIR cockrel RIR pullet Thank you very much!! I'm so glad I found ya'll!! Mel

LOL! I named one of my RIR Ginger after the movie. My two year old calls it the bok bok movie.

Beautiful!!!

Fran, that chick looks really sweet! I think mine is less red though. Thanks for all the help! I really appreciate it!! Mel

He's more golden or buff then the pics I find of New Hampshire Reds. Maybe he really is a mystery breed. ETA: I looked a little more and you could be right!

I hope you're wrong about the RIR. I guess I'll have to do pics of the rest. darn.

no tufts of feathers.

his legs are white, like the first pic. Off to take a better head shot!

how's this? I'll try to get a better one. He isn't as friendly as the rest, so he's hard to photograph. Mel

hmmm...well I guess it makes me feel better that no one else can figure it out either! If more pics would help please let me know!! Thanks!!! Mel

What do you think? Gender? Breed? Thanks so much!! Mel

Can't wait to see it!!