Im SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BUSTED!!!!
I am out hauling the hay bales around, trying to figure out where to put them ....and I hear the old neighbor behind me kitty-corner say:
"Look at the chickens Carter.How many of them do you see?"....
I look and every single one of the chickens I have are behind the garage scratching in a haybale.
I said," Hi! Dont worry, they arent all staying. " Then, fumbling for words...I said, "Would you like some eggs?"
He said, sure if youd like to sell them. I said "No charge. Be right back"...ran in the house, and got the whole darn bowl- probably two dozen in there and gave them to him. hahahahhaha.
He thanked me then told me that my dog sure is a barker. (Why yes..I keep him to keep the nosy neighbors from hearing my chickens). Stupid dog. Its not really my dog, so much as it is the dogs next door- but not about to argue. So I told him, "His name is Yogi- he really isnt a threat, he just soounds that way...so if he barks at you, just tell him to shut up and he will"....
That the eggs will keep my neighbor happy and he wont report me. And, the Polish just earned their keep. They are the only ones laying that I have. Thank you flighty Polish.
Mom 2 - when I went to Townline and got Isa Browns, one of them looked like the orange chick you have. The one on the left. It was a pullet. So maybe you just have one chicken dinner there on the right - the yellow one. Or perhaps someone is looking for a nice ISA BROWN ROOSTER? I have never even seen one of those so he might be a type of rooster that would be in demand. You could offer him to someone who got Isa pullets and can have a rooster also. He might even be a good roo for your BIL's farm since a lot of the pullets you'll be giving him are smaller and could use some rooster protection.
My brother in law has too too many roosters as it is. Gotta send them off. And of all the banties I have, probably more than half are roosters. PLUS, of therons eggs, there will be roosters. Never a short-supply of them, are there?
ANd the picture is only half. There are two whites, four brown ones.
It would make me really happy if they turn out to NOT be roosters, but to be some other breed of Pullet.