The ferals are pretty things too. Love the blue legs in that pic!
I lost Nutters today. One of daughters takes care of the horses and the big chicken coop right now. I'm still limiting my walking to more even ground so I almost never get out there these days. But I guess she let her chickens out to play and her lil 2-3 pound rooster managed to kill my great big, favorite yoko boy.




Nutters apparently tried to hide from her roo and he pecked Nutters head to bits. I know my yokos are gentle gentle birds...but I'm truely baffled. I'm not surprised Nutters didn't fight back...but with freedom and no limits to where/how far he could run... why didn't he just run off?
My poor daughter feels just awful. Her rooster is her baby and just a cuddly guy for people.
I lost Nutters today. One of daughters takes care of the horses and the big chicken coop right now. I'm still limiting my walking to more even ground so I almost never get out there these days. But I guess she let her chickens out to play and her lil 2-3 pound rooster managed to kill my great big, favorite yoko boy.





Nutters apparently tried to hide from her roo and he pecked Nutters head to bits. I know my yokos are gentle gentle birds...but I'm truely baffled. I'm not surprised Nutters didn't fight back...but with freedom and no limits to where/how far he could run... why didn't he just run off?
My poor daughter feels just awful. Her rooster is her baby and just a cuddly guy for people.
Is your daughter's bird one of the OEGBs? Chickens are so weird the way they respond to attacks by their own kind. I have a d'Anver that likes to pick on the baby chickens and they will run to a corner and bury their heads in the corner and just keep getting pecked while they "hide". I don't understand it either! I'm so sorry to hear that you lost such a sweet boy
I can’t really picture any of my birds taking on a peacock 