The sweeper is easy, one just stands on another one's shoulders. It's the initial toss that is the difficult partHow do they hold the sweeper???
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The sweeper is easy, one just stands on another one's shoulders. It's the initial toss that is the difficult partHow do they hold the sweeper???
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The sweeper is easy, one just stands on another one's shoulders. It's the initial toss that is the difficult part
They're not that bad. We have regular random drug testingSchwarzeroosters! lol
They're not that bad. We have regular random drug testing
I knew it was getting out of control when Fabio (silkie) tried to kick Tate's (BCM) buttMust've had some rowdy ones running around to put that policy in place...
I knew it was getting out of control when Fabio (silkie) tried to kick Tate's (BCM) butt
ETA: breeds. Not sure if you've kept up with my rooster's names![]()
Assuming the positions of the light ones are swapped like you said last night, I still feel the same. The comb on the top left is even more pronounced in profile, while the bottom right is less pronounced. Like I said, I'm not the greatest at guessing silkies, but that's my gut. I'm 50/50 on the second light one. I could also be totally off base on the darker ones. Their feather color tends to make the combs disappear, but they still have a healthy dose of feathers at the front of the crest, so I'm guessing pullets, although the bottom left's crest is looking a little suspicious in the second pic. I'm really never certain until the wattles start showing. My hens will have very small, dark wattles, while the rooster's will grow faster and show more red.
The little ones always get you in troubleAnd I'm betting he can back it up!![]()