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You're welcome. If you want anymore info or want to know anything else let me know! Would love to help or just chat.

Yes they are. It's funny to see them try to fly after a bug or run around chasing a beetle.

Lol awww! She will be great with them. 4-H is also a good idea. I used to do it and I loved it. Chickens will also be good for her. I've seen and found autistic kid are the sweetest with animals and also most animals sense their kindness and sweetness and will let them get closer to them than...

Lol. For eggs or pet?

Lol. First time with chickens?

Ok if you still interested found info on that stuff I told you about. Here is a websight about it : http://www.nustock.com . Apparently I spelled it wrong for you … oops sorry. But it's good to have and very effective. Hope this helps in the future.

Ok. Sorry you couldn't find it. Wish I could be of further help with that. He should heal quickly.

You're welcome. Did you find new stock ?

I found new stock at my local feed store, it's yellow and I think it is more often used for horses. Just ask someone who works at the store you are going to for it. See if they know bout it. And if it is a roo you can find someone to take it or let it get older so you can eat it.

And yes that looks like a boy. See how the comb it bigger than the others and is more red?

Yea, the other chickens will peck at the blood sometimes. One of my hens had a little trouble with the rooster and he hurt her kinda bad. When ever she went near the rest of the chickens they would try to peck at the scab and drink her blood. I put that newstock on it and it healed her pretty...

I'm no pro, but lookin closer at it, it looks like it's being rubbed/scratched of. Like I said earlier, mine got this by rubbing their heads against the wire. I would put medicine on it to prevent it from getting infected. Ever heard of newstock ?

Much better pic! Thanks. When mine were little they would rub their heads against the wire to get out and would get sores like this. Have you noticed yours doing anything like that?

My biddies had this when they were little. If I remember correctly it was a matter of establishing pecking order. It will look into it for you. Your biddies are cute by the way!