Rural Gardening: Videos of my silkie chicks, now three months old , 1 by ridesredmule

ridesredmule wrote:
I know that is right. There is always some hungry varmit out there wanting to get our babies. I have two roosters that look very much alike but one is so very "I rule" That he is the main man. I love it, he just dances. First time he started it I grabbed him and held him til he calmed down. You don't want to show them that you are afraid. Love my chickens. I am such a woose, I don't want to kill them. When they get too old to do anything we will let them rome free. You may have to watch your donkey, he may lay those ears back and go after your chickens, unless he is already used to them. One of my Roosters came out my gate as I was going in and the little male donkey A.T. laid those ears down and I knew that poor rooster was in trouble. He doesn't like dogs either, even my pets. Down goes the ears and I'm standing there yelling at him. sometimes ,I have tooooo much excitement. But I sure wouldn't want to be without them for anything.
here's a pic of the roosters, it's the one in the back. Isn't he something? My pen is made of fence panels (wooden) I will take a picture of it. not fancy, but it does the job.