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The wattle and the comb work to cool the bird’s blood, helping to keep your rooster’s temperature down during hot weather. What are wattles on… Read More »What Is The Purpose Of A Roosters Wattle?

A rooster spur is a pointy, mean-looking, clawlike growth on the leg of a rooster. It looks like another toe (if you will) and usually… Read More »What Do Rooster Spurs Look Like?

A chicken tenderloin is the cut of meat from the innermost muscle located near the breastbone. It’s the most tender meat on a chicken, which… Read More »What Part Of Chicken Is Tenderest?

The red fleshy growth on top of your chicken’s head is called a comb, and the similar growth below her chin is a wattle. Both… Read More »Do Hens Have Red Beards?

Features you may find in Easter Eggers include muffs, beards, slate/green/blue legs, feathered legs, or pea combs, or they might be rumpless. Color patterns range… Read More »Do Easter Egger Roosters Have Beards?

Fleshy Beard Features The skin hanging underneath a rooster’s neck is known as the wattle. Wattles are the same color as the fleshy skin, or… Read More »Does A Rooster Have A Beard?

Most of the time, the hens go back to their normal routines. There is no need for a male bird to be present for a… Read More »Why Do Birds Lay Eggs Without A Mate?

You are probably one of those who believe that a female chicken (hen) has to mate with a mature male chicken (rooster) before it can… Read More »Do Layers Mate Before Laying Eggs?

Healthy female chickens, known as hens, are able to lay eggs, whether or not a rooster is present. Eggs will be unfertilized if the hen… Read More »Do Chickens Naturally Produce Unfertilized Eggs?

around two weeks. A general rule, unwashed eggs will last around two weeks unrefrigerated and about three months or more in your refrigerator. If you’re… Read More »How Long Will An Unfertilized Chicken Egg Last?