Haha! Hello, to Paul! Our pet meat bird lives in a tiny house along with one other chicken. Andy built it very quickly a couple years ago as a "rescue house" for chickens to live in at night. Wonder if you could do something like this for Paul- maybe one of the children could work on a shelter?
Hi Mel, We actually do have a separate home for him, what I am worried about is the cold... Too bad each of our meat birds couldn't meet up:) Of course your girl and my girl would never agree to that. Wishing you a beautiful day, Tonya
We had the same experience many years ago with a Buff Orpington, a breed with smaller combs. It turned out Buttercup had to be renamed Butterball:) Once his spurs grew in it became apparent!
Oh, tricky Polly! We have a duck who was thought to be a drake (male), named Alex. Alex turned out to be a girl, but she's still named Alex. Poor Paul. Those hens need a talking to!
Haha! Hello, to Paul!
ReplyDeleteOur pet meat bird lives in a tiny house along with one other chicken. Andy built it very quickly a couple years ago as a "rescue house" for chickens to live in at night. Wonder if you could do something like this for Paul- maybe one of the children could work on a shelter?
Hi Mel,
DeleteWe actually do have a separate home for him, what I am worried about is the cold...
Too bad each of our meat birds couldn't meet up:)
Of course your girl and my girl would never agree to that.
Wishing you a beautiful day,
Tonya
oh I meant to tell you I love the new look here with the larger photos! So nice. :)
ReplyDeleteWe had the same experience many years ago with a Buff Orpington, a breed with smaller combs. It turned out Buttercup had to be renamed Butterball:) Once his spurs grew in it became apparent!
ReplyDeleteThat chicken looks huge! Yes, we also had a very flamboyant Beatrice, who my husband swears was a rooster, but I'm not so sure.
ReplyDeleteOh, tricky Polly! We have a duck who was thought to be a drake (male), named Alex. Alex turned out to be a girl, but she's still named Alex. Poor Paul. Those hens need a talking to!
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