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Do you have a name for that coloring?

Oh she's lovely. Looks a bit like a Phoenix hen and a poor Ameraucana hen I have

Oh my gosh I love the feathers up by the first one's comb!

I love that mostly white girl

Oh that poor hawk! It probably wasn't expecting that!

Yeah, no I get multiple pens takes nore work. I keep my flocks seperate and it takes time, I can't imagine having to do that for 2x as many because my males had to be seperate. Good to know though that other breeds won't always just squabble, and that this was normal with these boys too. Thanks

Okay thanks

How cold is it supposed to get there? I never bothered to think games could handle the cold

Again honestly not sure how serious. They were both jumping at each other and trying to grab whatever they could. Usually mine squabble for like a minute before one at least tries to run but these guys were wearing each other out and making each other bloodied before I had to step in. I was...

I had to, since I was worried they'd kill each other. Usually my males don't do fights so much as playing "chicken". What are dunghills though?

Ok thanks. I've witnessed my cockerels act very gamelike towards each other at puberty, but I wasn't sure if that was a legit thing or just those particular ones being childish

Not super related, but I've heard Cornish and Cornish bantams are somewhat related to games. Is this true?

So then do you do 4x4 for single males and 4x8s for pairs and trios?

Did you make them like you would a hoop coop? Or are they shaped differently?

I'm in love with these little runs. Do they contain the bird 24/7 or just certain times?

That's awesome. Birds probably enjoy it too

Do those pens keep some snow off the ground inside?

We crashed to freezing temps for the next week after having 50s and 60s since October.

I don't have any, not enough space unfortunately until I move. But I love looking at all these pretty pictures

Most people here tend to start with birds from other people and then continue their own lines I believe. Most if these look to nice to be from just hatcheries