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If you don't know which gender your chicken is, you need to check with your council if you can keep rooster or not.
Our council doesn't allow us keep roosters because we live in residential area.
Our little chick was a rooster and we had to surrender him to RSPCA. It made my husband cry. The chick was his baby.
Our council doesn't allow us keep roosters because we live in residential area.
Our little chick was a rooster and we had to surrender him to RSPCA. It made my husband cry. The chick was his baby.
My daughter's school got a new chicken coop this term. The same one in the picture.
They have 4 young chickens and the coop looks a bit small for 4. There is not much space for them to move around. I was checking them after dropping off my daughter this morning. They are pecking each other even they are young ones. I notice one of them hardly have her tail feathers left. Poor thing.
Hopefully they are all hens.
They have 4 young chickens and the coop looks a bit small for 4. There is not much space for them to move around. I was checking them after dropping off my daughter this morning. They are pecking each other even they are young ones. I notice one of them hardly have her tail feathers left. Poor thing.
Hopefully they are all hens.
