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That does sound nice. Ours just kinda get whatever is sent to them. Oh, another story! I had someone who didn't believe me when I said that my Cochin hatched out more than one egg. They thought chickens would only sit on one egg at a time

I'd love to buy local, but all my store had this year was meat crosses, Leghorn and Asia blacks. There was one tub of assorted bantams this year and most of those were little OEGB. I prefer getting breeds with variety

I had great luck with my orders. Only about 1/3 of my st. Run order was males

They might. More than likely it will simply be trampled down and new sprouts eaten. They don't graze long stems

None of mine that are staying are the same breed: Turken Cockerel: Cleo Belgian quail D'anver Cockerel: Cecil Splash Cornish Bantam Cockerel: Opal Mixed Rooster: Ambrose Pheonix Rooster: Westeros Sumatra Rooster: Achilles Ayam Cemani Cockerel: Tyrion White faced black Spanish Bantam Rooster...

Same, but I have at least 9 roosters I'm keeping, so I still name a lot

Our if the 82 chicks I have, I have only named 9. Granted I don't name the ones I'm not keeping. Others just don't have names get

Our science class never taught about fertilization if anything, and some land animals lay eggs like that. Salamanders do

Well, to be fair, that's how fish fertilize so it isn't completely out of this world to think

I had someone in my senior class think that chickens were mammals. Because they weren't reptiles or amphibians. Her friend asked if chickens are cranky on their period too.

To be fair as a kid I was CONVINCED brown eggs tasted better than white. Probably because they reminded me of chocolate

I had someone who was surprised Quail laid eggs. I don't know if they were thinking they were like robins and only laid like once a year or if they thought they didn't lay at all, but that was fun Another guy thought only happy hens laid eggs. That was cute though, so I didn't destroy that thought