Could these be Delaware chicks?

[mle022]

AH now that comb does say Delaware. Still being spunky I take it?

Thankfully, a good timeout (being separated from the others) did them good. They no longer try and bite me or my child, or try and rule the food dish.

 

[21hens-incharge]

Glad to hear they are coming around. One of my favorite hens is a Delaware. Very friendly and nice with humans. Not so bad with the other chickens either.

 

[mle022]

Glad to hear they are coming around. One of my favorite hens is a Delaware. Very friendly and nice with humans. Not so bad with the other chickens either.

That's good to hear. I also read good interactions on the breed info on here. So I wonder if TSC chicks were just stressed, or not enough room so they started being a little jerky and kept the 'tude after being taken away from that place. They told me when I went back another day that they had to use some no peck stuffs in their big metal tubs because the chicks were picking on each other in that batch.

I'm glad ours got over that attitude problem. We may actually end up keeping them if they are not roos, since they are getting to be really friendly.

 

[21hens-incharge]

OH mine is still pushy. Just not in a bad way now. It is always "hold me" "pet me" Look at me" "LOOK AT MEEEEE" lol

 

[mle022]

OH mine is still pushy. Just not in a bad way now. It is always "hold me" "pet me" Look at me" "LOOK AT MEEEEE" lol