They just can be...it has to be hormones for those that otherwise are such big babies.I don’t want to let him goooooooI spent hours creaming his bum, pushing it back in, washing poo off it
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I know everyone will be happier without him, it does help his new family loves how cuddly he isThey just can be...it has to be hormones for those that otherwise are such big babies.
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What's wrong with him may I ask?I don’t want to let him gooooooo
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We’re technically not allowed roosters
So far no one cares, but Isa loves to sing a LOT lol. He’s also a bully and has a vaulted skull. I have another quieter (for now…) roo that’s just as pretty in a better colour for my breeding preferences. Currently we had 20 roos as of this morning and that’s just not in my budget to feed unfortunately. They’re currently eating about $25-$50 a week in feed depending on when I need another bag of crumble. That’s not counting the laying hens since they lay for their own feed right now
I found a great home for my cuddly guy too.. if you have one that's kid friendly, it's almost 100% chance rehoming will be easy. You definitely have a heart for them with 20! I only had 2 and rehomed. If i had acreage, it would've been different.We’re technically not allowed roosters
I just love all of them so much, you know how friendly those silly boys are! My husband is so sick of them in the house, but we raised each and every one in the kitchen, cuddle them daily… If I was rich, lived back on our farm, they could all stay. Feed prices are just out of control with this current market and we’re not well off, I never would have imagined chickens would be a luxury!
Karen and Kevin (yes, both roos lol) are the buff Polish, I probably should have let them go today too. They’re flying under the radar and not picked on, but starting to eye each other up I think. Little Boy Blue is going to hopefully make me some beautiful babies in the silkie pen. He and Thumbelina, my baby boy, my love bug porcelain D’Uccle, are not causing issues together yet. We’ll see how it goes since the main man was removed today. Jellybean is a bantam Cochin, who always flies right up to me if anything startles him. So obviously I couldn’t let him go yet 
He looks like a very cuddly fluffy who gets plenty of hugsI don’t want to let him gooooooo
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Omg i can't wait to see those growing up!! Definitely a tempting breed for me!Broody Betty did a fantastic job hatching my Olandsk Dwarf eggs! 4 fertile eggs, 4 babies hatched and seemingly healthy! When I incubate them, I always lose at least half the babies during lockdown. I think having a broody Silkie or two is going to help a lot!
