LoriaHaven
In the Brooder
Hello! I just signed on. I have had chickens for the past 3 years and they have been doing well, so I guess I am a good chicken mom. This past weekend we went away and came home to find a gorgeous young rooster just strutting his stuff in my yard. Needless to say I fear for the virginity of my 5 ladies. This young cock seems to have some damage to his comb and wattle, so I am assuming he escaped his own flock and found a haven with mine. I am ready to go to the next step of chicken-mom and allow nature to take Her course. I want to learn more about how chickens develop in the wild, as opposed to incubation and tender care.
I live in Northern California, at the southern end of the Lassen National Forest, and have trees older than the USA in my front yard. I grow a lot of my own vegetables and have a variety of fruit and nut trees on my property. Looking forward to "talking chicken" with everyone.
I live in Northern California, at the southern end of the Lassen National Forest, and have trees older than the USA in my front yard. I grow a lot of my own vegetables and have a variety of fruit and nut trees on my property. Looking forward to "talking chicken" with everyone.
