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That one in the front standing upright is a roo. And probably that one behind it with it's head down. They've finally drilled in my head that...
Don't bet on there not being snakes. When I still lived in Va just outside of DC, one of the guys I worked with got some up close and personal...
Most hens will warn their peeps that there is danger near. If the hen is not attached to their human I can guarantee she will be warning her peeps...
Night time is the biggest threat. That's when predators are most active. And unless you are behind a high fence don't think that predators like...
Depends on where you live. Or the wildlife you have in the area. Here it's a waste of money to build something with poultry wire and expect that...
We're humans, of course we worry more about things they never even give a second thought.
Yeah, peeps that are not raised by a Mom can be so different in behavior. Not as afraid of their humans as those being raised by a hen.
Probability is that it will stay that way. What it won't do is get worse. Like I explained about the quick the beak grows just like fingernails....
That's not the genetic one, luckily because they get worse and worse over time. At some point you'll notice that the top beak is hanging over too...
I had Silkies chicks do that. I had one that was several months old, Mom hatched some new chicks and he still tried everything he could to get...
