Rural Gardening: The friendliest small rooster breed, 1 by Gazoodles

Gazoodles wrote:
Finally I have pictures of my girls. Their feathers have grown back and they are beautiful again. I haven't had time to make them all aprons but hope to do so soon so I can get a rooster (hope one of them will be broody this spring - chicks!) Normally there is some grass in their pen too but because of the drought last summer the ground is bare. The green grassy area to the left of them is the garden. They get big bunches of that grass to eat everyday along with their grain. You can see part of the fenced run going off behind them which they police for bugs and invading bermuda grass (they keep it out of the garden). There is a little chicken sized gate in the garden fence so we can let them in the garden sometimes. And of course there is a big gate where we turn them out into the main yard. They have to be supervised though or they will get into my flower beds and tear them up.