Hmmm, too bad he is so young...Hattie needs a mate now...by the end of spring 'flush' when he is old enough, she may not lay any more this year/season.
I have to say, if you were closer, I would consider buying him off of you. Your two boys look wonderful, and from what you have said, seem to be upstanding Roos, too!
Oh my the baby Hattie pics are adorable
if that doesn’t convince RC I don't know what will! So much fluff even as a baby and she had that sweet soft eye then too. Love these photographs.
She has been a sweetheart since day 1.Oh my the baby Hattie pics are adorable
Silkies make wonderful roo's as well, and great dads, just saying.Agreed! A nice Polish like Mr P
Or
A lovely Lavender Orpington
I just put 3 eggs under Marty, and 3 under Fluffy. They both rolled the eggs under themselves and did that jiggly fluff to settle on them.
Of course that means nothing…
that’s wonderfulonly 19 days to go!
Yes just borrow a nice Orpington Roo like I am doing with my silkies! He is going to visit for a month then go back home!
That’s all you need to do, borrow a Roo!
Oh perfect! He can grow up and be bossed around by Bernie! Learn his place in the pecking order
sorry to hear that
I like the way you think
@BY Bob is there a 'natural' remedy that might help with inflammation? I ask meaning in the sense of how cinnamon is good for diabetics, as it helps some with regulating blood sugar and with insulin resistance. So, I was thinking maybe an herb that might slightly lessen inflammation, and then you could supplement that with arthritis meds during cold and/or damp weather when arthritis seems to be at it's worst?
Yes she's got electrolyte water
I want a silkie roo but I think mine are all hens theres no one acting like a rooster.
