The camera in your coop might be what is causing the crowing. If I turn on my coop camera after dark even on night mode the IR LED light on the camera is enough to wake up my rooster. He senses the light and starts waking up the girls. If I don’t turn on the camera he sleeps trough the night without a peep.
Hm well I can try to cover it up or something, I mainly need the cameras for the sound. I’ll try anything at this point. He’s such a good boy, I just want him to be content AND keep my sanity
That IS the most sweetest thing!Fred's the smart one
I think it might be more of one rooster can't make the other back down or submit so it's basically a fight to the death thru fence.
I'm more pro-active when it comes to my boys than others. But my reasoning is King's neurological issue now with unbalance, Kong would surely kill him even with a 1/2 a spur. So I'm very caution to keep him safe to live his days out here.
My wife just suggested last night as a matter of fact of building a retirement coop for him and some of the older hens I don't use for breeding.
So that's in the plan.... I can then move one of the breeders in to fill mixed eggs for hatching the younger ones.
Your girls lay already made Easter eggs!! Just a flock of DIYersHere's a wonky 2nd egg....there's a lot going on here.
I feel like I should run paint thinner thru the jets to stop the spitting and sputtering.
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Disclaimer....I won't really do that.
Idea on gender? Look way too young yet.
Jeff Gaffigan is hysterical.And this somehow was the first thing I thought off now...
