I guess so. She didn’t mention he was acting off until she had already found him. He usually like to be walking around with his ladies so it’s unusual for him to just lay around. She said he was crowing and eating like normal though
so the other night my sister went to close the coop door and found one of our Silkie Roos dead inside the coop.
No signs of a predator on him or the coop. She mentioned that he had been laying under one of our covered areas more for the past couple days but nothing other than that
Any...
So we’ve got a mixed flock, 2 Roos, 4 hens, and 4 pullets (about 17-18 weeks roughly)
We recently integrated our pullets into the flock. The younger ladies have been on chick starter but since being in with everyone else, they’ve been eating the layer feed.
1. Is it safe for our younger...
Just wanted to confirm our suspicions, this little baby is a roo correct?
Only about 4 weeks old, already seeing little waffles and red comb development
Just curious, why cut the spur? They don’t free range and I don’t think he would protect the girls anyways 😂
And you recommend the red kote as opposed to soaking in epsom salt and covering with petroleum/ lard etc. ?