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Thanks for the tag! Nice chick. Looks very alert

8 WEEKS?! Ummmmm that's WAY too early for me. Even Lady Gaga was older when he crowed! I'm not so sure on that hypothesis either, but doesn't hurt to theorise Oh my gosh, that guy is HILARIOUS🤣

I like the last two the best

Very interesting read. Will be following

It did happen, but it's nighttime so pics tomorrow :p

Especially since you have Australorps, I'd steer clear of ISA browns. The very few Australorps I've had over the years (2) were quite miserable in my ISA brown pens. These birds are seriously intense with other breeds, and even their own I know you mentioned you didn't love the buff colour...

EEs are actually pretty hard to find over here. I've only ever seen them hatched out of farmer's market eggs, and even then, it's rare

Brahma and Orpingtons are nice. Brahma are easier to find here. One thing to keep in mind with the brahma is that mine at least, have not done well in our summers. They all survive, but they're not very happy. ISA browns are very human friendly/curious birds, but their friendliness doesn't...

Maybe he's still considered an unfamiliar face? Or maybe they don't like having to share you:lau

It was plant expo day! Bought everything I wanted, and no, nothing more! Really impressed with myself, actually

I guess I'm just mean:p. I think they're ugly right then and there. Doesn't mean I love them any less...they're just...going through a phase

That's chicken people behaviour right there🤣! I already see the pfp switch, very cute photo You've got to tell us what these guys are!

How old? Probably a cockerel

Wohooo chicks and ducklings! So, what's the plan after all :pop ?

Not convinced that this is a bantam cochin. Looks like a hatchery quality buff silkie to me

For the breed and colour. Way too young to sex

I too love the teen stage, but the mid-late teen stage. From 6-8 weeks and up. That's when they start looking cute again, and actually start living like chickens

Yall are WAYYY nicer:lau . Out here they've been getting called feathered rats (no offense to any rat owner). The only ones I could say are kiiiinda cute are the serama

I guess early crowing is connected with early maturation, and as such, lots of hormones at an age that's not appropriate?

Amazing! That dog ran like a rocket! I might need some educating here. Why is she being called an "all American dog"? Is it because she was born in the States? Because to my knowledge, both of her breeds aren't American. I've never seen a competing dog get called that, even the dogs whose...