He had his own little recovery room for a while and has since been hand fed the choicest of chicken scraps and given fresh goat milk to drink. PR's tail feathers have come back in and the rest of his feathers are looking nice and shiny. He's also gained weight (all that goat cheese and leftover meatloaf obviously helped) and his comb, which was all saggy, flopped over and a dull red, is now perky and bright red.
Porch Rooster (PR) coming up to the house for his breakfast. |
I don't think he's ready to compete with the younger roosters yet, and not sure if he ever will be. But at least PR's got his own little hen harem now.....and found his Mojo.
He is looking great! I am sure chicken lovin' is sure to happen soon!
ReplyDeleteWow, I may need to come over to your place and pretend to be a PR to get some of the delicious vittles he has been enjoying.
ReplyDeletePretty soon he will be getting some lovin' cause his Mojo will be totally back.
ReplyDeleteHe's a beautiful guy, what breed? Good for you, and I have nursed back my non-laying hen cause she's such a sweetie :)
ReplyDeleteLamb, I sure hope some chicken lov'n happens, I'd LOVE to hatch out some of his offspring.
ReplyDeleteChai Chai, yeah, he's just a tad spoiled, ya think?
Sandy, seems as every day he gets perkier.
Nancy, I think he's at least part Australorp as he was from a hatch where there were Barred Rock Roosters and Black Australorp hens.
Thanks, he's a beauty!
ReplyDeleteObviously, it was all of your TLC that brought him back to living a happy rooster life. He may now be severely spoiled in the food department . . . but you'll have to deal with that!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad PR has gotten his Mojo back! :)
ReplyDeleteYay! He's looking very good!
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