Arizona Chickens

[Mikey D]

OK - this is a high priority task!

Go make a PBJ sandwich...

...and feed it to your chickens!!!

You have not lived until you've seen a bunch of cluckers bouncing around with peanut butter stuck to the roof of their beaks!

 

[Mama Hen Chris]

OK - this is a high priority task!

Go make a PBJ sandwich...

...and feed it to your chickens!!!

You have not lived until you've seen a bunch of cluckers bouncing around with peanut butter stuck to the roof of their beaks!

Where's the video?

 

[Fuzzybird]

Thanks for the condolence's and the info.

 

[GrannysRoost]

Nothing out here but strong wind

Gold Bar, gorgeous little silkie roo on facebook in N Phoenix...never mind they took him off, looked like a buff with some black to rehome. Kind of weird because someone with an avatar the same from here posted ...

 

[Mama Hen Chris]

Gold Bar, gorgeous little silkie roo on facebook in N Phoenix...never mind they took him off, looked like a buff with some black to rehome. Kind of weird because someone with an avatar the same from here posted ...

I just saw that and was going to post on here. Here is what was on Facebook...


"This Silkie rooster needs a forever home. He is approximately 7 months old and lives in North Phoenix, Arizona (between Bell Rd and 40th St).
If you are interested, please contact Kerry at: [email protected] or 602-405-6734"

 

[Mama Hen Chris]

Thanks for the condolence's and the info.

I am very sorry to hear about your turkey.

 

[AZBootsie]

Quote: So rooster are differant in taste. They don't taste as good roasted then?
That guy hatched in November...so he is too old to roast. He would turn out tough and stringy. Crock pot or pressure cooker, I would think. If he is too tough, you can always shred the meat for tacos or something.

 

[LMS]

OK - this is a high priority task!

Go make a PBJ sandwich...

...and feed it to your chickens!!!

You have not lived until you've seen a bunch of cluckers bouncing around with peanut butter stuck to the roof of their beaks!

LOL! I can't wait! PBJ is one of the most-left-over lunches we have around here!

 

[parentwarrior]

This is probably going to be one of the stupid newbie questions LOL but I was wondering if I need to do anything about it. My youngest two hens, a few months old, sleep on the roost with their heads hanging down over the edge. Their beaks are pointed towards the ground. The roost is 4 inches wide. Is that normal? My older two keep their heads upright when they sleep. Should I do anything? It looks uncomfortable. Won't the blood rush to their head or something?

 

[AZBootsie]

This is probably going to be one of the stupid newbie questions LOL but I was wondering if I need to do anything about it. My youngest two hens, a few months old, sleep on the roost with their heads hanging down over the edge. Their beaks are pointed towards the ground. The roost is 4 inches wide. Is that normal? My older two keep their heads upright when they sleep. Should I do anything? It looks uncomfortable. Won't the blood rush to their head or something?

I have seen young ones sleep like that too. It gave me the creeps!! But, the chickens were fine with it. They must have out grown it.