BYC Café

[007Sean]

Sean looks like you & George(the dog- not Sour) are dancin'

That's part of the halluciNATION!

 

[drumstick diva]

Happy dances can be slow and cheek to cheek

 

[Shadrach]

Happy dances can be slow and cheek to cheek

Steady!

 

[sourland]

Sean looks like you & George(the dog- not Sour) are dancin'

I believe it is Me and George.

Happy dances can be slow and cheek to cheek

Oh yeah, real happy. I remember.

 

[ronott1]

I do like them. My birds are mutts with the NN gene to varying degrees, I have 2 black girls and my roo. I've been told the plucking is much easier because they have fewer feathers and in our heat they seem to do better than the rest of my flock so I'm phasing the others out. I hate to see animals suffer and I lost my 2 blue Australorps over the summer. Way too much fluff and it was a really hot summer.

As for their appearance, I love it. They're not your every day chicken

I am sorry you lost them!

 

[N F C]

So I'm guessing it would be too cold up here in WY to have the NN's? Maybe I could learn to knit and make them scarves for winter.

 

[igorsMistress]

So I'm guessing it would be too cold up here in WY to have the NN's? Maybe I could learn to knit and make them scarves for winter.

WY might be a tad chilly

My roo was so slow to feather I thought he might need a sweater this winter. He hatched in August and is just now finishing filling in, hardly even has a tail.

 

[drumstick diva]

Maybe he is the first tail less NN

 

[N F C]

Bits and pieces just disappearing. First the feathers, then the tail. Who knows what's next?

 

[007Sean]

Bits and pieces just disappearing. First the feathers, then the tail. Who knows what's next?

Featherless chickens? Not a pretty sight!