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  1. Nelson-Collier

    Rooster Issue

  2. Nelson-Collier

    Rooster Issue

    Because in the wild, flocks are bigger so there are more girls for the guy (the dominant will kill or kick out the other roosters), there are no bantams to crush, and there aren't a handful of hens for him to rape, there are many many more hens, and they aren't half his size since they would...
  3. Nelson-Collier

    Rooster Issue

    SANTA?!?! WHY DID YOU NEVER GIVE ME MY LEGOS! THIS IS A QUESTONING!! :barnie:he
  4. Nelson-Collier

    Rooster Issue

    I gotta say! That is so flipping hilarious!!! It is so cute and so funny at the same time!!! :lau:lau:lau:lol::D:lau:wee
  5. Nelson-Collier

    Rooster Issue

    Uhh... Just some friendly advise so your chickens don't die, if he is twice the size as a regular hen, that means your regular hens are about 4 - 5 pounds. They are getting hurt. So your bantams that are a quarter of the size is like a great dane mating with a purse dog. I would separate it...
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