Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[featherhead007]

My husband has already said "heck no"
But...this lil maybe roo my cousin has may need a home if he doesn't take to being his dad's subordinate when he's bigger.
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Such a cutie patootie
I definitely can't have any more chickens with the setup I have though.

Maybe just one more?

 

[rural mouse]

For you viewing pleasure...

 

[featherhead007]

For you viewing pleasure...

Thanks for that. I needed it. I did wake up after a stress nightmare, and needed chickens

 

[rural mouse]

Thanks for that. I needed it. I did wake up after a stress nightmare, and needed chickens

 

[ChicoryBlue]

I was thinking of you when I chose it!

@featherhead007
I was looking for this one. Found it!

 

[featherhead007]

Glad I have my emotional support rooster in with me.

@featherhead007
I was looking for this one. Found it!
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There’s that look again!

 

[RoyalChick]

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I love when you open the door!

 

[rural mouse]

I love when you open the door!

They fly rather well don't they! @Ponypoor don't stress they flying. They know what they're capable of.

 

[RebeccaBoyd]

Silkies are just different. How can something look soo fuzzy and yet underneath that layer of fluff be a mass of pin feathers? While I was out refilling the feeders I was watching Branch. He would take a piece from my hand but not eat, he gave it to one of the girls. Did not want to be touched. He then walked away, stiffly, definitely something off with his gait. Ok buddy, like it or not I have to hold you for a second. Pins everywhere, his belly, between his legs and underneath his wings. Just long enough to be throwing off how he walks, I am sure it hurts. He will probably remain in his bad mood for several more days. I'm fine with it now, I know he is not dying.

 

[rural mouse]

Silkies are just different. How can something look soo fuzzy and yet underneath that layer of fluff be a mass of pin feathers? While I was out refilling the feeders I was watching Branch. He would take a piece from my hand but not eat, he gave it to one of the girls. Did not want to be touched. He then walked away, stiffly, definitely something off with his gait. Ok buddy, like it or not I have to hold you for a second. Pins everywhere, his belly, between his legs and underneath his wings. Just long enough to be throwing off how he walks, I am sure it hurts. He will probably remain in his bad mood for several more days. I'm fine with it now, I know he is not dying.

Sorry he's miserable. Glad he's still doing his job, and glad it's all temporary. ideas for tempting him...and for fast feather growth...grow those, Branch!