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Thanks! I'm really impressed with just one generation's improvement. I'm hoping to improve them more and more each generation.

Thank you!

I just wanted to share some pictures of my second generation of my Jill Rees Cream Legbars. My first generation, I culled about 2/3 of the 28 birds I got and still had some big things to work on. Generation two is showing a lot of progress. Here's a cockerel and two pullets that are about 6...

Oh wow! I'm glad you didn't get sprayed!

Personally, I drip about 5 drops for an adult large fowl bird on them. I try to do about 2 under each wing and one on the neck. I also try to get it on the skin. That's just what I do, but I don't know about others.

I'm so sorry to hear about your losses! It's always so hard to lose animals.

Hey, everyone! I just wanted to pop in and say hello. Sorry I haven't been around much. I'm almost done with my last masters degree. It's been a busy time doing school and working full-time plus managing the animals. I hope you're all well!

Those kids are really cute! Congratulations on them!

Thanks, everyone! It was really hard to lose him. He's been around for years and he would always greet me anytime he saw me. It is going to be strange adjusting to the quiet when I near his barn or pen anymore. He will be missed!

Augustus ("Gus"/"Auggie") died yesterday. He seemed to have just fallen over with no suffering. I've had him since high school and he was already several years old when I got him. He was never mean, let me give him hugs and would rest his head on me like he was hugging me back, was constantly...

Ha ha ha!!! I hear you there!

Gorgeous coloring in those eggs!

Beautiful chicks! Congratulations!

Looks like it could be a sebright?

Welcome back!

It's best to call your city/township and ask about ordinances. Most cities don't allow chickens, but more and more cities are starting to allow hens.