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Quote: The roos that I've adopted out this year have been to local people that I've been lucky enough to find. I did find a home for the RIR and took him there yesterday. I know have a more harmonious flock.

I think I might adopt him out anyway, even if he does shape up. I just needed him to act this way so I can be reminded of my imbalance in the flock. My other two guys are so much nicer. Pikachu (my buff wyandotte) is big and clumsy... and eats a LOT, but he's nice. Gallo is the perfect...

Maybe Gilly is becoming broody... I just went out there and she's in the nest again. I reached under her to check for eggs. There were no eggs, but she started settling down on my hand as if it were chicks or eggs, then tucked her head under her wing. She's such a cutie. Maybe it's just her...

OK, here's my situation now. I have three roos and 13 pullets (yes, unbalanced, I know). They're all within a couple months of age. I got the elder ones in early may as day-old chicks. All the pullets are now laying. I have two really good roos... and this third guy, Rhody (RIR), who was...