Embarassing rooster question...

[#1California Chick]

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She is right!! Not all of us were raised on a farm!!!

All of the urban chicken raisers want to KNOW!!!

Cindy

 

[drumstick diva]

Thank goodness I checked forum one more time before going to bed. I might have missed this topic. Now I am going to educate my" house pet chicken"friend", I bet she doesn't know half of this.

Still can't believe Roosters don't have "anything." So that must apply to sparrows and other birds I expect. Seems like a lively topic for the senior bus tomorrow. I know I'm gonna get kicked off one of these days for being too racy but, the drivers seem to enjoy it . I'm subscribing to this thread in case there is more to learn about chicken mechanics.

 

[Lobzi]

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I keep telling my friends that I finally learned everything I need to know about men....I just watch my roosters. Even my male friends agree !!!

 

[Buck Creek Chickens]

I've got a turkey tom that will 'do' anything the worst one is when he went after a little hen, had her squished to the ground,

 

[Shared Acres]

At least it's not on your shoes!

I had a rooster who kept breeding with my sandals and one day I found a white mess on them. I tried to keep my shoes up but my hubby felt bad for the roo and would throw one back out for him.

I haven't used those shoes in awhile.

 

[duckluck]

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Does anyone know if this works the same way for ducks?

ETA: I know the ducks are different anatomically, so this is one reason why I ask...

 

[Cackling Hen]

Wow I have had chickens for 10 year and did not know this Im speachless Thank you OP for asking this very important question I ask my hubby if he thought Rooster had part A and he said OF COURSE THEY DO SILLY he is still rubbing his head after reading this post

 

[gritsar]

#1California Chick :

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She is right!! Not all of us were raised on a farm!!!

All of the urban chicken raisers want to KNOW!!!

Cindy

Awww, I know. I was just teasin'. I was raised (part-time) smack dab in the middle of Miami, Florida.

 

[goldnchocolate]

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Me too!! Ten years and I never knew!!! I just thought that they had a really long "reach"

. My son is the wildlife expert in this family. I can't wait to ask him if he knew this---I think he'll be surprised by this piece of trivia.

 

[MiniBeesKnees]

I always figured if roosters had a 'thing' then somewhere in the instructions of how to clean one after slaughtering it for eating...would be some line about cutting it off.
Or it would be deemed some sort of delicacy and there would be cooking instructions for how to make up a mess of them in some cookbook.

In some countries sheep eyeballs are a delicacy, and there are those that just love chicken feet. So if there are no instructions on how to prepare them for eating...then there must not be any. My logic anyway.

I have no rooster that takes fifteen seconds. Five is a long time for a couple of them.
Terry in TN