Liz Birdlover
Crowing
Not many here from Delaware!
BTW, I'm keeping my Roos!
Too attached to part with them.
BTW, I'm keeping my Roos!
Too attached to part with them.
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You ROCK! I love my bachelor flock! In addition to the obvious benefit of eye-candy, they're MUCH more entertaining than my breeding flock. The regular flock is full of day-to-day life with occasional spurts of energy and fun, usually instigated by me adding food or treats to the mix. On the other hand, watching The Boys is like spying on a bunch of frat boys. There are currently five in there, soon to be seven. They all get along, but they're always up to something! The current favorite pastime is a near-constant game of King-of-the-Mountain on a large, twisted root "tree" in their run. They never seem to tire of it and it's HIGHLY entertaining ... for them and for me!Not many here from Delaware!
BTW, I'm keeping my Roos!
Too attached to part with them.
My boys are so darn handsome & huggable! Lol Love my Roos!You ROCK! I love my bachelor flock! In addition to the obvious benefit of eye-candy, they're MUCH more entertaining than my breeding flock. The regular flock is full of day-to-day life with occasional spurts of energy and fun, usually instigated by me adding food or treats to the mix. On the other hand, watching The Boys is like spying on a bunch of frat boys. There are currently five in there, soon to be seven. They all get along, but they're always up to something! The current favorite pastime is a near-constant game of King-of-the-Mountain on a large, twisted root "tree" in their run. They never seem to tire of it and it's HIGHLY entertaining ... for them and for me!