She is still so little! Does she make in between cheep and big girl noises like honking?Ha, same! I caught my mother-in-law posting a recent photo of her to Facebook with the caption "apparently this is what she's supposed to look like"Sure she's a teenager but she is resplendent I think
Definitely a cockerel.
Thanks for the tag!@JustBabyMargo
I'm new to chickens so have no idea, but my Polish (6 weeks) is the most adorably thing ever same I can't imagine her being a "mellow" adult
Unfortunately, my cockerel was very loud and very aggressive, but really it depends on the cockerel. I hope he stays sweet!Ok, so not alot of question that she is a he. Again, we are going to give it a go since we only have 2-3 neighbors within earshot and they are all in love with "her". Any encouraging words on Polish roosters being quieter, or less aggressive? I guess I'm off to research having a cockerel in a flock. This is our 9th year of having chickens and our 5th chick group, so I guess it was bound to happen . . .
Thanks for the input. Also happy to hear from anyone who thinks we still have a snowball's chance that it's a hen . . .
and he's not aggressive, just a bit skittish
I would describe most of her noises as being "meep meep." They match her over the top ridiculous cartoon character personality (I try not to have favorites but I sure do love her lots already).She is still so little! Does she make in between cheep and big girl noises like honking?
(most people have a favorite)
I tried not to have a favourite this time, then Peanut came along.
