Chickens In Ya Window

[WalnutHill]

Or one of the green tree frogs she had a couple of years ago

 

[rossfam06]

I can't bring you a frog, but here are my daughter's amorous anoles.

Hahahahahahahahah!!!!!

 

[WVduckchick]

Hahahahahahahahah!!!!!

X2

That tree frog is too cute

 

[WVduckchick]

Beautiful AND delicious!

And that looks like a relatively accessible location to pack it out from.

Have to x2 that one too!

 

[rossfam06]

So Walnut do you remember telling me that my little frizzle cochin was a roo...well I found a picture of the Birchen hen smooth....what do you think?
My little one.

And the one I found in south carolina.

 

[WalnutHill]

I dunno...until it lays an egg I stick with roo.

I wish you could take a look at my backyard mixes. I goose them now to get a girl or boy squawk.

 

[rossfam06]

I dunno...until it lays an egg I stick with roo.

I wish you could take a look at my backyard mixes. I goose them now to get a girl or boy squawk.

How can you tell a difference??? And what do you mean by goose??

 

[BYC910]

Thanks for the invite SC really busy but what's new. OOOOO CHICKENS IN YA WINDOW . I see most have made an appearance . I expect it will be upbeat here most of the time . I'll try to keep up . but old guys like me move slow. and being in the middle of trying to get this operation set up. plus work and the boy don't have a lot of free time. I guess you reached your goal of fifty Marans for winter grow out .And yet I hatch on .I hope to sell at least thirty or more unwanted this weekend .feel out the market . next bad weather day I'll hang out .

 

[WalnutHill]

Since I have hen feathered cockerels and pullets with pointy hackles, I go by pelvic arch and the squawk.

When you grab a bird and do a non-invasive pelvic exam to check the pelvic arch width and flexibility, you will often elicit an "eek!" response. Roos have a "brawk bwawk bwawk" and hens have a chuck-chuck sound.

Totally objective but until they lay or crow that's all I have.

 

[rossfam06]

Since I have hen feathered cockerels an pulleys with pointy hackles, I go by pelvic arch and the squawk.

When you grab a bird and do a non-invasive pelvic exam to check the pelvic arch width and flexibility, you will often elicit an "eek!" response. Roos have a "brawl bwawk bwawk" and hens have a clunkier sound.

Totally objective but until they lay or crow that's all I have.

Hmmmmmm I am going to have to try this!!!! I know which some are pullets and other are cockerels so I will test out sound to make sure I get the right one!!! How do you do a pelvic exam on a chicken???? I know how to do one on women.....but chickens????