Clov3r
In the Brooder
My 'head rooster' is an Easter Egger. I absolutely adore his fluffy face. He's usually the sweetest rooster, and even tolerates other new roosters really well, but he rules with an iron fist in the coop. He comes running to greet me when I pull into the driveway, and follows me around all over.
Meet Logan.

I have every intention to raise little Logan EE crosses with my BR and Orpington hens for future stock. I might try a few at market and see how that goes. I have a BR/Jersey Giant roo that I plan on crossing to my BR girls, and those will probably do better at market. But personally, for my own mutt-stock, I think the EE's are adorable.
I feel like I've been all over the place trying to decide whether to do purebred birds or crosses. I ended up with Logan as a favor to my parents, because he started getting after my nephew (who's over there a lot). (Nephew spooked him pretty badly once, and apparently he holds a grudge). I also took in my other roo as a favor to a friend. So, I ended up with two mutt roos. I like Logan too much to cull him, and he's 2 years old. So mutt-birds it is!
Meet Logan.
I have every intention to raise little Logan EE crosses with my BR and Orpington hens for future stock. I might try a few at market and see how that goes. I have a BR/Jersey Giant roo that I plan on crossing to my BR girls, and those will probably do better at market. But personally, for my own mutt-stock, I think the EE's are adorable.
I feel like I've been all over the place trying to decide whether to do purebred birds or crosses. I ended up with Logan as a favor to my parents, because he started getting after my nephew (who's over there a lot). (Nephew spooked him pretty badly once, and apparently he holds a grudge). I also took in my other roo as a favor to a friend. So, I ended up with two mutt roos. I like Logan too much to cull him, and he's 2 years old. So mutt-birds it is!