Breeding for PERSONALITY. AKA Hello SWEET ROO!

[TaraBellaBirds]

I wish!

I don't! We'd never get any eggs!!!! It would be nice if you could turn on and off the broody switch.

 

[GhettoRoo]

I don't! We'd never get any eggs!!!! It would be nice if you could turn on and off the broody switch.

Maybe it's possible if hen see that a nesting box is always full of eggs around 10 and start to think there is enough layed and start to care of them, brood..

 

[enola]

I have a request....... Would everyone that is posting on this thread please post on their profile what state or country they live in?

 

[GhettoRoo]

Okay, I believe that this WILL be considered as staying ON TOPIC.

I would like to compare my three roosters, and their personalities and behaviors, as well as the interaction, with the hens each has under his care.

#1-Bob-a-Roo.
#2-Rudy.
#3-Sherman.

I would love to see pics of them, even video where they are next to each other.
p.s about getting other #3
Only if you let them 3 free range together with no problems and make it easier for self and all bird would get free range everyday.

 

[Free Feather]

I have a request....... Would everyone that is posting on this thread please post on their profile what state or country they live in?

Why?

 

[enola]

You don't have to if you would prefer not to.

 

[Free Feather]

Yes, but why?

 

[centrarchid]

Why?

Provides insight into climate related issues. Local information need not be detailed enough for revenuers to find you.

 

[lazy gardener]

It's certainly not necessary to post where you're from, but it does help when talking to each other to know at least what climate we're dealing with. If someone is from Australia, and posting a problem, an understanding that they're in the middle of their summer with temps over 100*F, while I may be dealing with days on end of minus 20*F, and someone else in Florida considers 20*F to be cold... It just helps to envision flock situations.

 

[SharkmanDan]

I would love to see pics of them, even video where they are next to each other.
p.s about getting other #3
Only if you let them 3 free range together with no problems and make it easier for self and all bird would get free range everyday.

Here are photos I took today.
Bob-a-Roo

Rudy

Sherman