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If I didn't live in the city I would love to keep it (it's illegal to keep chickens in my city). So I don't want to have someone calling about my Roo and having to get rid of the whole flock. On a good note so far my Roo is the mellowest bird in my flock. I hope I can send him to home where when he starts crowing no one will care. In response to "harvesting" my roo, I don't think I would get much meat off of a 9 week old bird that weights about 1.5 lbs or less. It wouldn't be worth the trouble plus I have a 4 yo daughter that wouldn't be happy with me doing that!
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totally enjoying the warm weather right now...sunny and warm... even my chickens are mellowing out in the sun
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too early to kiss winter good bye?? spring is around the corner and im so itching to start expanding and getting more girls............
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We're having lovely weather for the high desert. The nights are in the upper 20's but the days get up to 70 and so far no wind. I heard some may be coming in but on the 5th of Jan last year we had 4 in. of snow on the ground. I have nine chicks one month old. Five are Old English Game bantams and the others are black silkie/maran. I just put 16 eggs in the incubator that are all kinds, silkie, americauna, easter eggers and whatever.
 

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