....lol.. my old hens would fight with the younger roos, it was so funny to see how they acted . i had one older BR hen that followed this young roo around and every once in a wile she would just jump him and kick his @@@ well you know what i mean lHA but that was so funny she really showed him how to have some respect for the ladies and to be more polite...lol.. HA cause the older ladies could give him a good whooping.... if he didn't mind his peas & Q's HAI start working from home next week
My chicks are growing into chickens so fast! Kazoo is probably close to the same size already that Emmett was at 10 months. The naked necks and blue pullets are getting pink combs and wattles, but production took a nose dive after Christmas. Oh well, the big girls deserve a break.
My easter egger hen is still fighting off the roo; there was quite a show of hackles and nasty looks but she held him off. She's the last of the 1 year olds to refuse his advances and half his size
The 1 year olds are still slowly molting. They don't look too bad but I started fermenting feed again. It was easier to make sure everyone got to eat with dry so they could all get used to each other. They're becoming a bit more of a single flock, although the naked necks are integrating faster with the big girls than the blue crew.
My son is coming over next week to help me with some yard work, I need him to muscle the tiller and some pavers before the in laws arrive to pass judgement on my house keeping habits.
Hoping everyone is having a good start this year.