Oh, I am not complaining... and maybe it's happened to you. I find it quite amusing.
Started with 2 chickens last fall.. a pullet and a cockerel.
This spring we bought 3 more babies.
Right now I have,
a 16 week old pullet (Missi) and cockerel (Rosie).
3 - 17 to 18 week old pullets
a 1 year old hen (Midnight) and 1 year old rooster (Rusty), all in the same coop.
separated, I have 3 pullets and a cockerel, all about 17 weeks old. (bantams and an OEGR)
2 days ago the rooster (Rusty) discovered that those pullets are for him. (if you know what I mean) Today I go to the coop to let everyone out and Midnight the hen has gone broody and Rosie the Cockerel is discovering what pullets are for. Or at least giving it his best shot. He is not very graceful.. nor successful.
Hormones are definitely going amuck here and it's so cool!
I guess that we will see if anything comes of Midnights sitting!
Chickens are so cool!
Started with 2 chickens last fall.. a pullet and a cockerel.
This spring we bought 3 more babies.
Right now I have,
a 16 week old pullet (Missi) and cockerel (Rosie).
3 - 17 to 18 week old pullets
a 1 year old hen (Midnight) and 1 year old rooster (Rusty), all in the same coop.
separated, I have 3 pullets and a cockerel, all about 17 weeks old. (bantams and an OEGR)
2 days ago the rooster (Rusty) discovered that those pullets are for him. (if you know what I mean) Today I go to the coop to let everyone out and Midnight the hen has gone broody and Rosie the Cockerel is discovering what pullets are for. Or at least giving it his best shot. He is not very graceful.. nor successful.
Hormones are definitely going amuck here and it's so cool!
I guess that we will see if anything comes of Midnights sitting!
Chickens are so cool!
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