Chicken Flock RP (I have no idea if this will catch on)

[Three Little Bunnies]

Hi!

I noticed that a lot of people have wolf RPs. I thought it could be fun to have a chicken one. After all, the website is Backyard CHICKENS. Come up with your bird (please no more than two fun-grown hens per member. Every dozen hens, we can add another rooster). You are welcome to have chicks if you like, or even a full family. We are living on a large farm, so all chickens are welcome.

Form-
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Breed:
Description:
Personality:
Favorite Hen/Roo:
Chicks (if hen):
Other:

Here is the first rooster:
Form-
Name: Romeo
Age: 2
Gender: Rooster
Breed: Buff Orpington
Description: Buff colored, friendly
Personality: Mild, romantic
Favorite Hen/Roo: Juliette
Chicks (if hen): N/A
Other:

First hen:
Form-
Name: Juliette
Age: 2
Gender: Hen
Breed: Buff Orpington
Description: Buff colored, sweet
Personality: Motherly
Favorite Hen/Roo: Romeo
Chicks (if hen): Eeny, Meeny, and Miney
Other:

 

[Neggative]

whats the theme? what happens?

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

whats the theme? what happens?

I guess the theme is made up as we go! We probably start in the morning when the Keeper lets us out to free-range.

 

[Neggative]

arggggg i will prob only be on in the evenings....

 

[Neggative]

Form-
Name: hobbes
Age: 1 1/2
Gender: male
Breed: mix, mostly EE
Description: ill post a pic in a bit
Personality: even tempered roo that is gentle with the hens and absolutely LOVES finding tidbits to give for them, although if the wrong hen gets there first he will eat it himself! he does not pick fights unless nescisary but when he does fight he usually wins... a very smart roo with a watchful eye.... his motto: protect the hens,...
Favorite Hen/Roo: still deciding
Chicks (if hen):
Other:

 

[Neggative]

hobbes

 

[orloffer]

Name: Leola
Age: 1 year
Gender: Female
Breed: Ameraucana (or Easter Egger...)
Description: White overall, with soft fawn/reddish feathers on wings and front.
Personality: Leola is very flock-oriented, and enjoys spending time with the other hens. She is gentle and laid-back, and so can be counted on to be kind to chicks and younger birds. Whenever a squabble or disagreement occurs, she tries to act as peacemaker. She lays a small, pale green egg, has never been broody, and actually flies fairly well. Overall a model backyard chicken, beloved by both the other hens and the keeper(s?) alike.
Favorite Hen/Roo: None yet.
Chicks (if hen): None
Other:

 

[SirBrookalasBrook]

Name:
Age: 4weeks
Gender: female
Breed: polish bantam
Description: Has a pom pom hairdo starting to form, White pom pom, Jet black body.
Personality: She supports her friends always, But she is shy to all newcomers and other chickens, keepers she doesn't know. She really wants become bolder and more confident.
Favorite Hen/Roo: N/A
Chicks (if hen): N/A
Other:

 

[orloffer]

Name: Aysel
Age: 5 months
Gender: Female
Breed: Sultan
Description: Pure white Sultan pullet.
Personality: Aysel certainly takes quite a bit of pride in her appearance, and never lets anyone touch her fluffy crest or ruffle her (still growing) feathers. She may be young, but Aysel is feisty. She is always determined to get what she wants, whether it's the best place on the roosting bar, or the most mealworms.
Favorite Hen/Roo: Will decide once more people join the role play.
Chicks (if hen): None
Other: Aysel has not begun laying yet, and has no desire to (despite the fact that it is inevitable.) In fact, she scoffs at the idea, believing it is silly to waste time sitting in a dark nest box when one could be spending quality time outdoors.

 

[orloffer]

I have created a plot idea, since there are none so far, but it would have to be approved by the OP:

It had been a week since the coyote had first investigated the coop. He had come in the dead of night, hungry, eager to get his paws on any living creature small enough to take down. Fortunately for the flock, their coop was completely predator-proof, and the coyote, try as he might, could not get in. He vowed, however, that he would not give up, and a few days later, he rashly returned during mid-day.

The flock always free ranged during the day, and this time the coyote would have gotten his supper, had the keeper not suddenly spied the sneaky predator through the kitchen window and come running to shoo him off.

Now, the flock was grateful to their keeper for deterring their biggest enemy, but they loved free ranging and absolutely despised being confined to the run. So when they heard the keeper speaking of having to lock them up for safety, they grew quite worried.

The roosters of the flock planned a Flock-wide Meeting to discuss the problem:

Despite our sharp beaks, shiny tails, and long talons, every one of us is deathly afraid of that coyote. However, we are absolutely determined to keep free ranging. The topic of discussion today is this: how can we convince our keeper that we don't have to be shut up in the run all day, while at the same time protecting ourselves? We need a solution before our keeper--or the coyote, for that matter--makes any moves.

This is my plan for a plot, please let me know if it sounds good and can be approved or disapproved. The time of the above meeting would be decided by the Thread Starter, preferably after more role players have joined. If this idea is approved, it would be helpful for people to give information about their character's viewpoint on the coyote/free range dilemma. Thank you!