Thanks. This is how Brick sees himself:wow!!! So beautiful!
My other cockerel is named Moose - for obvious reasons.
Here he is at 5 months. Still has a lot of filling out to do. Can't wait to see hos size in spring.
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My other cockerel is named Moose - for obvious reasons.
Here he is at 5 months. Still has a lot of filling out to do. Can't wait to see hos size in spring.
lol that's exactly how my roo sees himself too! Wow what's the max weight for a rooster like mousse?! I had no idea they got so big! What type of Orpington is he?Thanks. This is how Brick sees himself: [COLOR=B42000][/COLOR] My other cockerel is named Moose - for obvious reasons. Here he is at 5 months. Still has a lot of filling out to do. Can't wait to see hos size in spring. [COLOR=B42000]
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He's still skinny, so maybe 9 lbs now. The English Orp roos should be about 10 lbs. They have a lot of fluff, so it makes them look full & round. They're so docile, that it's still very easy to pick them up.
oops I meant 'moose' well he looks so big, absolutely beautiful I always thought my Orpington was big until I seen him soak and wet lol. They are just a big fluffy breed
Our blue hens
MuscovyMadness
Chirping
Thank you. They're my wifes pride and joy.
We only have the pair of the blues. We have a 3 year old black rooster to go with them so going to hatch heavy come spring and hope to have a little bigger flock come next year.
Our black rooster.
I dont think he does the girls justice but hope to get some good prospects out of them.
Simply beautiful!
Thank you.
I'll have to get some pics of our chocolate orps tonight and post them.
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