Hey all,
Given a flock of a dozen hens and more than one roo (one less than a year old, the other about 6-7 months old), the older roo is king of the flock and pecking order. The other roster is like ninth or something.
I would have expected the the Rosters to be one and two in pecking order.
Is the yonger roo being low on the list typical?
----- Ed
Given a flock of a dozen hens and more than one roo (one less than a year old, the other about 6-7 months old), the older roo is king of the flock and pecking order. The other roster is like ninth or something.
I would have expected the the Rosters to be one and two in pecking order.
Is the yonger roo being low on the list typical?
----- Ed