- Aug 31, 2012
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Used to be my Buff Orpington Rooster, "Roy", who would jump to the door when I opened it, follow me everywhere, etc. Unfortunately we let our three roosters(They were all supposed to be hens...) get too old, and one day I just saw a bunch of golden feathers lumped up in the corner of the coop. So now it's Bunny, who has similar behaviors and follows me, but I'm pretty sure that's because everyone knows I bring the food and water!

), 2 Barred Plymouth Rocks (1 roo, 1 hen), 6 Rhode Island Reds, 2 Silver-Laced Wyandottes, & 3 Blue-Laced Red Wyandottes) The RI Reds and the EE seem to be pretty friendly too. ( they as well as the BPR's are 6 weeks younger than my others) I seem to be having an aggression problem and am thinking its due to too many roos trying to mate with the hens--- haven't seen exactly what is causing the chunks of flesh and feathers to be torn from the back of the leghorns' heads so am going to have to spend a ton of time observing today.
