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On this day we spent time putting wood chips in the cages. It is smack dab in the middle of our rainy season here in Florida and it's hotter than hell at times.
We got an early start but the rains moved in just in time to help cool it off.
With standing water it was needed to help dry the pens up.
No rooster's are allowed to run free but the mom's with young biddies are and there is many what I call teenager's running free. The rooster's are either placed by there self or paired off for breading.
There are many pair's with setting hen's , soon to be set free to roam and the rooster will be paired off yet again.
Some are from other countries and are not native to here.
On this one nest there was two hens setting on the same clutch of eggs.
I thought the same thing. Wow a two headed chicken but on further inspection I found it was two hens.
The huge pile of mulch and wood chips
Me while I was putting the chips in the pens and as @papa-pepper would say "Here's the proof"
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Wow you have some beautiful cocks 😂😂 no really i love your roosters 🧡 thank you for sharing
Lol There not mine I just help out every now and again. The man's wife is in the nursing home and he can use the extra hands. So I help out when I can. That's where my Che-Che came from and my rooster's (boss) mom came from there too. When my husband and I were teenagers we did field work for him and his wife. He was a big farmer. We would pick squash or strawberries , what ever he had grown we would help crop it. Boy that was many many years ago.