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Quote: x2. That's exactly what I was going to suggest! Hi to Impy in Renton!! I knew I could find it: https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/15498_pimp.jpg Pimpy

Quote: His name was Rosie to start with, back when he was s'posed to be a pullet. He better hope that he sired some pullets this time (unlike the three cockerels he fathered last time) or his name WILL BE Casserole! Blame the hen. It is the hen that determines the gender of the offspring...

Quote: Hiya wsdareme in Yelm, Impy in Renton here. Impy has already been renamed. What was his name again gritty?... Carol?, Janet?, casserole? I forget now. Perhaps a change is in order... obviously wimpy, simpy, limpy, and gimpy are out, maybe ??? Impy- His name was Rosie to start with...

Quote: OMG! I'd love to see the resulting pups....errr, or maybe I wouldn't. Long ago I had a friend that had three dogs - a large lab female and two male terrier mixes, one fixed, one not. Three times that lab gave birth to single pups. We couldn't figure it out. Neither of the males...

Quote: Yeah Kate, I did. Too much to ask I know.

Quote: That's what I was afraid you might say. Impy (the turken) has been mating Thor's hens every chance he gets, but I didn't think it was happening that often and frankly, I didn't think he had the size to complete the transaction. My brahma girls are huge.

I have two flocks. They live in seperate coops, but co-mingle during the day. The older flock is LF brahmas. The hens are buffs, lights and darks, led by my dark brahma roo. All are hatchery quality but I've been told by more than one expert (including a poultry judge) that my darks are very...