Will do, DobieLover. It's a little dark now. I just put the ladies away for the night, as it's 28 degrees here in PA ATM. But I'll try to post tomorrow before work.Hello and welcome to BYC!Glad you joined.
Post pictures of Chloe and we'll let
you know if she can keep her name or not!
I think so. She/he is my youngest son's... 9 years old. So, I'm going to try to make it work. If it doesn't, we have a few friends that own farms. Chloe (Cletus) will have a good home either way. But, we have a good relationship with our neighbors, and there's already a rooster about 300 yards down the street from my house. So, folks are used to hearing rooster crows at diff points of the day. I really want to try to make it work for us, as she/he is a beautiful bird with a great temperament. Besides, I'd like to have a rooster in the flock to keep predators at bay and let the ladies free range more.
It's nice to have you here, make yourself at home! If Chloe turns out to be a Cletus, will you be able to keep him?
I think so. She/he is my youngest son's... 9 years old. So, I'm going to try to make it work. If it doesn't, we have a few friends that own farms. Chloe (Cletus) will have a good home either way. But, we have a good relationship with our neighbors, and there's already a rooster about 300 yards down the street from my house. So, folks are used to hearing rooster crows at diff points of the day. I really want to try to make it work for us, as she/he is a beautiful bird with a great temperament. Besides, I'd like to have a rooster in the flock to keep predators at bay and let the ladies free range more.
