Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[featherhead007]

He is just hormonal, he has actually been really good for a youngster.

Henny is her own worst enemy, she needs to give him a good thumping, but for some reason she won’t.

Anyways she hung out with me in the stalls then I put her back in with Curly in the Summer House when I went to being the horses back in.

Send him to me! I need a good rooster for at least two months

 

[bgmathteach]

This mug, everyone, shame this mug. She is killing me. Why Poppet WHY? What do I have to offer you for you to lay a egg? She is withholding eggs just for pure spite I tell you.
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Really? Eggs? Who has time for eggs? I have a whole world to dominate!!!

 

[RoyalChick]

OK. That’s it. Tassels is back in lock-up.
She sat for 22 days. 23 if you count the first day.
She has lost just over 12% of her body weight and the last two days she wouldn’t stay out long enough to eat when I hauled her out.
Once Piglet stopped being broody Tassels stopped getting off the nest on her own.
I am sorry Tassels but I think it is for your own good.
She already ate more in her crate in the last ten minutes than she has in days.

 

[rural mouse]

OK. That’s it. Tassels is back in lock-up.
She sat for 22 days. 23 of you count the first day.
She has lost just over 12% of her body weight and the last two days she wouldn’t stay out long enough to eat when I hauled her out.
Once Piglet stopped being broody Tassels stopped getting off the nest on her own.
I am sorry Tassels but I think it is for your own good.
She already ate more in her crate in the last ten minutes than she has in days.
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She would be a good one if/when you get chicks. Wait until she's been broody a while, then tuck babies under her to raise. Whichever year you do that.

 

[RoyalChick]

She would be a good one if/when you get chicks. Wait until she's been broody a while, then tuck babies under her to raise. Whichever year you do that.

I am wondering about that. I don’t love that she ignores self care entirely without my prompting.

 

[notabitail]

I am wondering about that. I don’t love that she ignores self care entirely without my prompting.

Agathae went that way after going broody for a while. She even had a "Chicks Or Else" poster on her BeakBook profile.

 

[featherhead007]

Because I have been thinking of Sir Jaffar lately, I have been showing much more attention to my rascal Latte, and the Wyandottee. By all accounts, they are roosters. They sure are lovely guys though. I’m sure they are in it for the extra treats and the air conditioning.

 

[featherhead007]

Because I have been thinking of Sir Jaffar lately, I have been showing much more attention to my rascal Latte, and the Wyandottee. By all accounts, they are roosters. They sure are lovely guys though. I’m sure they are in it for the extra treats and the air conditioning.

The Wyandotte surely has some beautiful coloring in his feathers:

 

[featherhead007]

The Wyandotte surely has some beautiful coloring in his feathers:View attachment 3847581View attachment 3847581

I usually just see things in black and white:

 

[notabitail]

The Wyandotte surely has some beautiful coloring in his feathers:View attachment 3847581View attachment 3847581

Umm...
I don't know about anyone else, but the face reminds me of a hen.