I have two coops the one Oreo has been in from the beginning, and the one w/o any roo at all. They were all from the same batch originally, but I seperated them into the two groups when they got big enough to go outside (one group per garden). I never let them out to free range at the same time b/c of all the talk about chickens attacking each other if they aren't part of "the group" until a couple of months ago when I decided to try it and see. There were absolutely no issues of fighting at all (but I digress) anyway I call the hens he lives w/ as his ladies, and the other group (roo less) as his concubines b/c after they started free ranging together he started "covering" them as well. A concubine is a secondary wife. (more then a mistress but less then a wife in some cultures and in history)Oh, Laura![]()
I'm so so sorry!![]()
Nana, my money is on the Splash being the boy, too. Mine were over 6 months before they crowed!
Robin, I do have to wonder about someone selling "Salmon Faverolles" when they didn't spell either word right lol
Yes, it was Muesky looking for a white Ameraucana. I was thinking she wanted a hen but she was wanting a roo.
Kass, what are concubines? I saw you write that before and was confused then, too.
And my Dubia had a population explosion. The 3 day old Cochins and Orps had a frre for all! It took them an hour of running and chasing and pulling at each other's wings to eat 2 bugs lol! Man, they got viscious :-O Who'd a thought 3 day old chicks could be so mean![]()
They get plum serious about the dubias!!!!!