The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

[Nomadicus]

Speaking of roosters ladies, how about these legs? He's half Indio Gigante and half Aseel and all a perfect gentleman. Eats from my hand and has an eye for the ladies already.

 

[Nomadicus]

Here's my little sweetheart. She's half Cubalaya and half American Game Fowl and all lover girl. She comes when called and flies to a shoulder or the top of my head.

 

[janiedoe]

I don't worry about the roosters. It is usually the girls that are in love with my legs.

I have a hen that I hatched and raised myself, from a left behind egg. She loves to jump up and grab my tshirt, and peck my legs too. God forbid she sees a freckle. She is just wanting my attention but sometimes she gets a little rough.
This is BusyBee

 

[janiedoe]

Speaking of roosters ladies, how about these legs? He's half Indio Gigante and half Aseel and all a perfect gentleman. Eats from my hand and has an eye for the ladies already.
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He is beautiful.

 

[janiedoe]

Here's my little sweetheart. She's half Cubalaya and half American Game Fowl and all lover girl. She comes when called and flies to a shoulder or the top of my head.
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Very pretty girl.
Do your roosters get along?

 

[Nomadicus]

Very pretty girl.
Do your roosters get along?

Most of them do. I have four young White Leghorn roos that think they are getting in shape for battle with gladiators.

 

[Nomadicus]

Out of all the breeds of roosters I've raised, my White Giants and Delaware have been the best for social skills and RIR's the worst.

 

[N F C]

Good morning to you all!

 

[igorsMistress]

Good morning all

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Good morning to you all!

Good morning Debby, happy Saturday! How’s the shed coming along?

 

[janiedoe]

Out of all the breeds of roosters I've raised, my White Giants and Delaware have been the best for social skills and RIR's the worst.

I think my easter eggers have been the worst. I bred my favorite with brahma hens to get a nice big gentle rooster. My bantam old english is great, he keeps the whole flock in line.