Smart Red
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Speaking of babies, my sole chick from last year -- a November pullet -- has morphed over the winter to become a cocky young rooster. I remember wishing I'd had a rooster, but this little chick didn't seem to fit the bill. Suddenly he bloomed!
From his small size -- compared to Daddy and Grandpa, both Brahma/Australorp crosses of some sort -- I'm guessing his mother was my Easter Egger. She's the smallest hen of all my birds. I'll have to watch his 'performance' so if I do decide to eat the two older roos he is well behaved and I know he can hold his own among the bigger girls.
From his small size -- compared to Daddy and Grandpa, both Brahma/Australorp crosses of some sort -- I'm guessing his mother was my Easter Egger. She's the smallest hen of all my birds. I'll have to watch his 'performance' so if I do decide to eat the two older roos he is well behaved and I know he can hold his own among the bigger girls.