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Stunning pictures!!
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I don't like my chickens fighting each other and don't have the money or space to keep them in separate pens, so mine all have to live with each other and play nice but if I had the money and room I would love to have a couple, they are not only cool looking but I bet they also have some interesting personalities.
When I saw them I thought they looked an awful lot like Malays, sounds like they act very similar as well. Our last clutch was very small, only four chicks and 2 were roosters, maybe it's because we didn't have an adult rooster at the time but the boys didn't start fighting until 4 or 5 months. The half malay rooster was definitely coming out on top until he went to another farm. You have some beautiful birds there!
A friend of mine who keeps chickens once said to me, "I wouldn't want to meet a chicken as big as I am," which I always thought was funny.I'd run for my life if I saw a huge rooster glaring at me.![]()
Has he met an emu? My friends daughter was terrified of chickens after an incident at the petting zoo when she was two. She was doling out the layer pellets one per hen to be fair to everyone when one clever hen jumped up and kicked her hand. Pellets went flying, she fell over against a fence and was swarmed when the food fell down all around her, Poor dear. I'm laughing as I write this but they're like eye level with her. If that happened to me with emus today? God I'd never recover. Fortunately she decided she liked chickens again after she saw how our birds keep their distance. I gave her some spaghetti noodles to throw for them, do that if you ever need a good laugh! Now when she eats an egg she wants to know the name of the chicken it came from.A friend of mine who keeps chickens once said to me, "I wouldn't want to meet a chicken as big as I am," which I always thought was funny.
Has he met an emu? My friends daughter was terrified of chickens after an indecent at the petting zoo when she was two. She was doling out the layer pellets one per hen to be fair to everyone when one clever hen jumped up and kicked her hand. Pellets went flying, she fell over against a fence and was swarmed when the food fell down all around her, Poor dear. I'm laughing as I write this but they're like eye level with her. If that happened to me with emus today? God I'd never recover. Fortunately she decided she liked chickens again after she saw how our birds keep their distance. I gave her some spaghetti noodles to throw for them, do that if you ever need a good laugh! Now when she eats an egg she wants to know the name of the chicken it came from.