Congratulations on the new birds, Henry. We're looking forward to lots of pictures.
Yes, sorry to say, the male is/was acting somewhat aggressively towards me. He drops one wing and comes at me, almost in a courting gesture but it isn't meant that way. The first morning he was very direct in his approach, no mistaking his intention. That's why I said I was floored. You're right that Faverolle roos are noted for their great disposition. He seems to be getting better but we will see. All this started the same morning he did his first crow, so he may have been full of his new found manhood and is testing the waters. I hope things continue to improve. He's the only Fav roo I have, and he's shaping up to be a good one.
Yes, sorry to say, the male is/was acting somewhat aggressively towards me. He drops one wing and comes at me, almost in a courting gesture but it isn't meant that way. The first morning he was very direct in his approach, no mistaking his intention. That's why I said I was floored. You're right that Faverolle roos are noted for their great disposition. He seems to be getting better but we will see. All this started the same morning he did his first crow, so he may have been full of his new found manhood and is testing the waters. I hope things continue to improve. He's the only Fav roo I have, and he's shaping up to be a good one.
I think you would be about 6-8 hours each way. I really appreciate your offer. Also thanks for mentioning someone might be in NJ. If you remember, or anyone else does, I would love to know their names.
