Poodlemum
Crowing
It’s OBVIOUSLY a hen, it has no saddle or hackle feathers!
Pet peeve of mine in the BYC Facebook group lol
Pet peeve of mine in the BYC Facebook group lol
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It’s OBVIOUSLY a hen, it has no saddle or hackle feathers!
Pet peeve of mine in the BYC Facebook group lol
Uwww, I can't wait to see!!!View attachment 3173593
His crown currently stands at 3.5cm (about an inch and a half), any guesses on how big that thing is going to get???
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agreedHe is glorious. What a comb for 10 wks, wow
Good luck finding him a home! Placing boys can be a difficult task. And I understand that butchering is not meant for everyone and that is totally ok.We got 4 baby chicks in April. We ordered girls, but have just noticed the other day that one is a roo...I know, DUH, but we just didn't think about it, and we haven't had one before. The light finally dawned!
They are now all 11 weeks old now and we are heartbroken; We simply CANNOT keep a roo. They came from Chickens for Backyards, and are beautiful birds. We have 2 Easter Eggers and 2 Black Australorps. Charlie is one of the Australorps. He is a lovely, calm bird. We are desperately trying to rehome him but nothing yet. We posted with local 4H, a roo rescue, and put up flyers in Tractor Supply and the feed store near us. Nothing yet.
I am really sad but keeping him is not an option. We just want him to go to somewhere where he will be loved and have a forever home. We are in New Hampshire. We don't know what else to do. We would NEVER kill or abandon any bird. We're really hoping someone contacts us and will take Charlie soon...
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