That's good! My daughter lives in Spokane and they are calling for high winds with I believe gusts 55-65! We will be having 25-35, but supposedly not the huge gusts! I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product! With the inspectors stamp of approval!
Well, he really doesn’t beat them up... just too much shenanigans for my liking... and he really is a good rooster that’s why this is so difficult... but the fact that he did attack me makes me wonder if he’ll do it again...It will be the best thing. You have to do what is best for your whole flock and yourself too. You can’t have a bird beating them and you up.
He will be fine once he gets situated in his new home with his new hens.
Yes, I am lucky to have found him a home where he’ll have hens and not just get eaten! So I’m glad for that.. I just wish I wouldn’t have kept him in the first place... I hate change and having to adjust... but I really hate questioning myself and wondering (worrying) if I’m doing the right thing...I missed where you decided to rehome him. I do understand very much how you are feeling. It will pass. You found him a good home that's most important.
Change is never easy! If you are uncomfortable having him with you, then you are doing the right thing. He will be a happy Roo!
How are you doing today?
