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I had luck getting from two sources near Mboro on Facebook . Middle TN Chickens. 5 days in :)

I like the pine flakes you can get at TSC.

It is young to be moulting and a strange time of year for it. It could be new feather growth due to some other reason for feather loss, aka rooster.

Those look like new pin feathers which usually happen after moulting. I'm not seeing anything that looks like parasites.

I had to type it as Middle Tennessee Chickens(no TN) Scratch that, I joined Middle Tennessee Chicken Swap...lol

I'm sure I'd follow it.

OK, that's a very nice site. In fact, it makes me want to do business with you :) Consider yourself bookmarked.

haha, I've been going to the wrong site, I thought the typo fix was changing wix to webs. So I had visited teacherhousefarm.webs.com. Disregard everything I've said.

Age/personalities/history. Maybe a pic of their egg. Bloodlines would be over my head, but would be cool to someone.

I think you have a typo in your link, but I figured it out. I like the color scheme. Would really like bio's on featured birds :) Thanks for posting.

That's sort of my plan, but everyone has me worried that people on craigslist are snatching up free roosters for cock fighting. Not sure how often that's actually happening though.

No feathered feet and he seems just black with the white on his neck at the moment.

Does anyone know of anyone in Middle Tennessee that regularly and reliably accepts unwanted roosters for meat? Too many roosters in the world, I'm going to have 3 to make decisions about this Spring. I've always heard people say they know 'some Amish man' or the like that would accept a meat...

Hello there, just a few miles east of MTSU. We've been keeping chickens 3 years this Spring. I'm about addicted to this site, especially gender/breed questions....lol.