Buff Orpington Attitude!!!!

[RIVERA69R]

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OR SEND HIM TO ME hes beautiful

how far are you from venice!

 

[chickenbottom]

well im about an hour from gainsville and i couldnt tell you from there lol

 

[RIVERA69R]

Yeah thats far im an hour or so south of Tampa

 

[franko]

I have seven buff hens and eight Delaware hens. One Buff rooster and one Delaware rooster. Haven't had a problem with the roos's yet. I had a Rhode Island red rooster that use to come up behind me and try and knock my legs out from underneath me. I had to get rid of him for fear he would do that plus, hurt the grand kids. franko

 

[RIVERA69R]

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Yeah for 5 months old he sure thinks hes cool i just pick him up and hold for a while after that do you think this is a rooster from the pic its 5 months old

 

[Junkmanme]

My MAIN Hen ("Alpha" hen) is mean to everyone! (except my Rooster, who is considerate, but forceful.) She is even MEAN to me! But, I don't put up with her crap, either!

She even has the 2 "game-hens" buffalo-ed (They are part Aseel !).

Just her temperment, I guess. She is a Buff Orpington. They're s'possed to be "docile".

She is also a very considerate, defensive "Mother Hen" and an EXCELLENT LAYER and Brooder. But, she sure as the dickens ain't docile!!!

just my 2 pesos worth,

-Junkmanme-

 

[The Lightning Stalker]

You gotta show him who's boss!

 

[jadeflower999]

Looks like a rooster. I had a Buff Orpington roo once and he acted like yours. They're fiesty! (and protective of "their" hens). Maybe he thought you were getting a little to close to his ladies

 

[Davaroo]

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Sounds like developing male behavior. Better put him in his place, now.

 

[RIVERA69R]

Thank you all