What's your flock name?

[Ceakmama]

Did you name your flock/coop? Let me hear it! I haven't named mine yet, but I've been thinking about it.

 

[Callender Girl]

I don't have a flock name, per se, but I do have several coops, and I generally have names that refer to the groups in those.

A few examples:

The tiny coop with the two mature Cochin Bantams hens is home to the Little Jewels.

The three full-sized Cochin Bantams who live in another coop are the Twisted Sisters, a reference to early seasons of "Grey's Anatomy." These girls are nearly inseparable and make seriously unique sounds, a language all their own.

My original hen, a Buff Orp, and her three fluffy coop mates are The Ladies, and the new coop with my almost-four-month-olds houses The Fab Five.

I could go on, but then everyone would know that I have way too many coops -- and likely too many chickens, if that's even possible.

 

[LittleFluffMom]

I don't have a flock name, per se, but I do have several coops, and I generally have names that refer to the groups in those.

A few examples:

The tiny coop with the two mature Cochin Bantams hens is home to the Little Jewels.

The three full-sized Cochin Bantams who live in another coop are the Twisted Sisters, a reference to early seasons of "Grey's Anatomy." These girls are nearly inseparable and make seriously unique sounds, a language all their own.

My original hen, a Buff Orp, and her three fluffy coop mates are The Ladies, and the new coop with my almost-four-month-olds houses The Fab Five.

I could go on, but then everyone would know that I have way too many coops -- and likely too many chickens, if that's even possible.

Haha. I love it!

 

[LittleFluffMom]

I don't have a flock name, per se, but I do have several coops, and I generally have names that refer to the groups in those.

A few examples:

The tiny coop with the two mature Cochin Bantams hens is home to the Little Jewels.

The three full-sized Cochin Bantams who live in another coop are the Twisted Sisters, a reference to early seasons of "Grey's Anatomy." These girls are nearly inseparable and make seriously unique sounds, a language all their own.

My original hen, a Buff Orp, and her three fluffy coop mates are The Ladies, and the new coop with my almost-four-month-olds houses The Fab Five.

I could go on, but then everyone would know that I have way too many coops -- and likely too many chickens, if that's even possible.

Haha. I love it!

 

[Chuckie chicken]

I unofficially refer to mine as the "poop patrol", usually while cleaning up after them.

 

[Ceakmama]

I unofficially refer to mine as the "poop patrol", usually while cleaning up after them.

That's fitting haha. So much poop! Maybe I'll call mine the Coop de Poop.

 

[Ceakmama]

I don't have a flock name, per se, but I do have several coops, and I generally have names that refer to the groups in those.

A few examples:

The tiny coop with the two mature Cochin Bantams hens is home to the Little Jewels.

The three full-sized Cochin Bantams who live in another coop are the Twisted Sisters, a reference to early seasons of "Grey's Anatomy." These girls are nearly inseparable and make seriously unique sounds, a language all their own.

My original hen, a Buff Orp, and her three fluffy coop mates are The Ladies, and the new coop with my almost-four-month-olds houses The Fab Five.

I could go on, but then everyone would know that I have way too many coops -- and likely too many chickens, if that's even possible.

Fab five is a cute one! I love that you have so many. Coop goals!

 

[Sally PB]

My rooster is named Darl. The girls are Darl's chickens.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Bantam Coop: Mostly Bantams.

Standard Coop: All Largefowl, & are mainly project birds.

Mixed Flock Coop: Chickens, Guineas, & Turkeys.

 

[Cebarmlds]

I call the current group the poop monsters. They're most likely the last group, I'm getting tired of poop.