French frogs

[3goodeggs]

Hey! She's a good girl from a good family... wait, that's tom petty.

 

[FridayYet]

OK.

Bye.

 

[3goodeggs]

Hey! Friday yet! Come back!
I am more hippe than you are...
Besides... I have a pressure washer calling and I need a reason to pro-cras-tin-ate. That is my big word for today.

 

[scflock]

Hey! She's a good girl from a good family... wait, that's tom petty.

Loves her mama, loves Jesus, and America, too

OK.

Bye.

I was just funnin'

 

[Tumbling K]

sc, is that the first one today?

 

[scflock]

sc, is that the first one today?

So far, unless you count PMs

 

[Tumbling K]

you must be losing your touch bud.........it's after lunch time.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Ok, here's one for ya... Armand, being the little "man" that he is, chases the smaller bantams sometimes... especially when I first let both sets out.  I'll sometimes walk between them, and herd him to the other side of the yard, with his girls.  Now I've noticed that he will look around for me before he chases the little ones.  Its actually quite funny. 

That's actually good... he sees you as the boss, but not a dominate roo role... that's where you want to be for good flock dynamics... I feel too many try to make themselves like a "dominate roo", but I feel that is a mistake... with dominate and subordinate roosters, there will always be a power struggle... we might not see it all the time, but it's there... you need to establish your spot as above the flock as a whole without challenge... good job...

 

[scflock]

you must be losing your touch bud.........it's after lunch time.

Yeah, but the ones I get in PM, I really pizz them off

 

[WVduckchick]

That's actually good... he sees you as the boss, but not a dominate roo role... that's where you want to be for good flock dynamics... I feel too many try to make themselves like a "dominate roo", but I feel that is a mistake... with dominate and subordinate roosters, there will always be a power struggle... we might not see it all the time, but it's there... you need to establish your spot as above the flock as a whole without challenge... good job...

Wow! Thank you! Seriously, I'm still so new and learning, so that means a lot to me. He doesn't run from me, nor at me, when I approach him, so I feel like he's on a good path.

That kinda makes my day!