Mine is the black and white spotted one. But the one you like is a really good all around hen. She's one I can pick up the nest and walk across the yard and put in a cage and she stays locked tight lol
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It's funny how docile most of these are until they lock down on eggs then they turn into a Bear. I have a few with spurs, they're rough sometimes. I have one that'll bite your hand and twist back and forth while she's biting, it'll make you want to pull her head off, but I'm the one messing with her eggs. LolTop blue one is the one that just hatched the chicks I posted
Yep you're in her world it's on.It's funny how docile most of these are until they lock down on eggs then they turn into a Bear. I have a few with spurs, they're rough sometimes. I have one that'll bite your hand and twist back and forth while she's biting, it'll make you want to pull her head off, but I'm the one messing with her eggs. Lol
Then you get a few that slap the heck out of your hand with their wingThe greys won't bite but they'll fluff up and scream bloody murder lol
Yes sir, I don't like the ones (usually pullets) that go ballistic and fly off their nest.Better than a few hatch I had they'd just run away lol but others would fight like a cock
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