- Mar 5, 2012
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The little guy that had the red showing on his legs that I posted about thinking it was something wrong with him suprised and sent me into a fit of laughter this morning.
I walk up to their cage to add more food and water and they are all standing at the door waiting on me to open it and let them set on my knees while I work in their cage. I get the door open and start to squat down and all the sudden this strange somewhat loud sound happens and all the chickens scatter to the back side of the pen but one. There standing before me is Fiesty, head up high, chest puffed out as if to say look what I can do. He did it again. At this point it finally sunk in what in the world was going on. Fiesty got his crow!!! LOL I sank the rest of the way to the floor and disolved into a fit of laughter. Not only was it adorable to watch him show how big a guy he had become by his crow but it did not resemble the crows that I remember our roosters of the past letting out. After I quit laughing and got their food and water, I go and wake up the husband (who works night shift) and brought him into the livingroom to see Fiesty. Fiesty did his crow attempt for husband and then stopped, have not heard him attempt it again yet today.
Fiesty is about 8 weeks old, an early bloomer?
I walk up to their cage to add more food and water and they are all standing at the door waiting on me to open it and let them set on my knees while I work in their cage. I get the door open and start to squat down and all the sudden this strange somewhat loud sound happens and all the chickens scatter to the back side of the pen but one. There standing before me is Fiesty, head up high, chest puffed out as if to say look what I can do. He did it again. At this point it finally sunk in what in the world was going on. Fiesty got his crow!!! LOL I sank the rest of the way to the floor and disolved into a fit of laughter. Not only was it adorable to watch him show how big a guy he had become by his crow but it did not resemble the crows that I remember our roosters of the past letting out. After I quit laughing and got their food and water, I go and wake up the husband (who works night shift) and brought him into the livingroom to see Fiesty. Fiesty did his crow attempt for husband and then stopped, have not heard him attempt it again yet today.
Fiesty is about 8 weeks old, an early bloomer?