Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Sylvester017]

Coco is calling me, so I must go. She probably needs some water or something.

W/Dominique history, Coco is probably just a talker. Doms are known to be conversationalists w/ their owners so Coco may have inherited that trait too .

 

[Sylvester017]

I want one of those!!

Where would you find a hangar large enough?

 

[ILoveDaffy]

So lightening up fluffy butt's

What was good for you in 2024?

@Everyone

Having this pretty lady show up, and then her babies.

 

[Sylvester017]

Another Christmas gift ~ I don't care for the words but the gifter knows we have a Dominique so that's ok w/me.

 

[featherhead007]

Pictures?

Maybe tomorrow

 

[featherhead007]

Where would you find a hangar large enough?

Good point.

 

[Desertvalleychickens]

Happy New Year everyone and I hope everyone's chooks are doing great.

 

[Ponypoor]

@Ponypoor

Any chance you'll get attached to the chicks? I found the more Silkies we have the less likely they get picked on & always we find at least 2 of them taking turns toodling together. & they take turns giving us eggs all seasons of the year. Broody? After 14 yrs of having Silkies its 2nd nature for us handling that. We get into a rhythm w/the birds to where its just a natural part of the day's chores.

Well…. I first read that as “any chance you’ll get attacked by the chicks”…..

Wait.. what?

Oh attached hahaha.

I am going on the assumption they are both Roos, I am too stressed with rehoming Roos. I don’t want to get attached and then have to rehome them. I have purposely not been handling them.

With my silkies I don’t find them being picked on, they hang around with Mr P and the older hens who are my original hens. The younger ones steer clear of them!

I fact the silkies and older ones are the ones who control access to the feed and treats. Sneaky ladies

 

[Sylvester017]

Well…. I first read that as “any chance you’ll get attacked by the chicks”…..

Wait.. what?

Oh attached hahaha.

I am going on the assumption they are both Roos, I am too stressed with rehoming Roos. I don’t want to get attached and then have to rehome them. I have purposely not been handling them.

With my silkies I don’t find them being picked on, they hang around with Mr P and the older hens who are my original hens. The younger ones steer clear of them!

I fact the silkies and older ones are the ones who control access to the feed and treats. Sneaky ladies

Usually it's the mind to go 1st ~ guess in our case, it's the eyesthat go 1st in our old age!

Silkies ~ gotta luv 'em

 

[Sylvester017]

Happy New Year everyone and I hope everyone's chooks are doing great.