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I have read your post and checked out your site ( very cool BTW ) but I guess I missed where you posted about my little bent neck baby -- you called him a him - so is my bent neck a little male ? or is saying he just a nicer way of talking about him better than " it " LOL - I have a habit of calling them all " he " or " him " at first LOL
if the bent neck one is a male he sure is a quiet one has not tried " crowing " at all - I guess I can possibly find another cage for him but dont want him to get lonely so I will figure something out - maybe give him a GF but dont let her eggs hatch ?
I was told by the breeder I got my eggs from to cull him as soon as the neck started to bend - but I did not have the heart to I am still glad I did not listen to the breeder - that baby has survived to be 5 weeks old even with the defect.
thanks everyone for all your help with these babies -- after I lost all my chickens and ducks I was so glad to find some birds I enjoy just as much.
Julie
if the bent neck one is a male he sure is a quiet one has not tried " crowing " at all - I guess I can possibly find another cage for him but dont want him to get lonely so I will figure something out - maybe give him a GF but dont let her eggs hatch ?
I was told by the breeder I got my eggs from to cull him as soon as the neck started to bend - but I did not have the heart to I am still glad I did not listen to the breeder - that baby has survived to be 5 weeks old even with the defect.
thanks everyone for all your help with these babies -- after I lost all my chickens and ducks I was so glad to find some birds I enjoy just as much.
Julie
