That sounds great. What grade do you teach? I get broodies, but no rooster, so they hog a lot of nest space for no reason. What breed is your rooster?Hi! I have a flock of 19 chickens. Assorted breeds to beautify my egg basket! This is my first year with a rooster and I am eager to hatch some of my very own eggs!
I plan on incubating again in my classroom and also hope one of my girls goes broody!
He just seems to like it . I cant wait to get him "broken" Maybe he will stop darting out. I am going to take him w/ me to Toms PT appt then swing him on over to the vets on the 13th. I wont have to drive him there butt crack early that way and he will come home the same day as surgery.
Sounds perfect. Can imagine you trying to catch him in the morning and he gets out or something... they always seem the KNOW something is up. Plus, overnight at the vets, they will make sure he doesn't eat before the surgery.
And I wont be the bad guy .
No, not if you are taking him in the afternoon. They don't want them to have food after 9 or 10 pm. Want their stomachs to be empty so they don't barf and aspirate during surgery.And I wont be the bad guy .
I still need to find a crate and clean it. AAnd do I need to lock him up ?
I am special education teacher and I teach a classroom with 3rd, 4th and 5th graders this year. Never a dull moment!
Wow, you do have a good mix. I would like to see that rooster... What a cross!
Mostly get green eggs now.
I didnt ask correctly, Do I need to put him in the bathroom after surgery? IE: Lock him up. LOL Sorry
Nice mix .
