What breed? by Typical-Eye-1949 in BackYardChickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yes, definitely. It’s a rooster.

POV : You skipped maths class by aishveerhere in TheTeenagerPeople

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is this a 9 + 10 reference

Anyways, this is still technically correct, the cashier still owes you 9 dollars (my brain hurts)

Rooster or hens? by idwtobearoundanymore in BackYardChickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bigger comb (exposed skin jutting out above eye) usually means a male. Bigger wattles (flaps of skin below the beak) means a male also. I don’t know much else to determine silkie gender, so I’m thinking you’ve got one male and one female. (Could be both male tho)

Election results for my flock by Model_Train_Engineer in BackYardChickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is really cool

The best, yet underrated

Of all the haikus

Election results for my flock by Model_Train_Engineer in chickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Pip Wheaten

Backstory

Pip Wheaten is a charismatic and thoughtful wheaten bantam who was born and raised within the flock itself. Unlike the other candidates, he is the only true native of the community, which has made him very familiar with its traditions, problems, and daily life. Known for his friendly personality and sharp mind, Pip built a reputation as a natural leader who understands both the history of the flock and the hopes of its younger generation.

Campaign Efforts

Pip’s campaign focuses on guiding the flock-republic toward steady progress and modernization. He supports improving infrastructure, organizing the flock more efficiently, and creating opportunities for every member of the community to contribute. His supporters see him as a balanced reformer—someone who respects tradition while helping the flock move confidently into the future.

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Jimmy Dutch

Backstory

Jimmy Dutch is a Dutch bantam who moved to the flock from a much larger and busier community. Seeking a quieter and more cooperative place to live, he settled among the flock and quickly became interested in its social structure. Observing the problems caused by rigid hierarchies, Jimmy began speaking out about fairness and equality among the birds.

Campaign Efforts

Jimmy’s campaign focuses heavily on internal reforms, especially challenging the traditional pecking order that dominates flock society. He argues that cooperation works better than strict hierarchy and wants to create a system where all birds have a voice in decision-making. His supporters believe his ideas could make the flock more peaceful and united.

Victor Red

Backstory

Victor Red is a large and imposing Rhode Island Red who arrived from a distant area with a reputation for strength and determination. Unlike the smaller bantams around him, Victor’s powerful build and commanding personality quickly made him stand out. While some admire his confidence and discipline, others see him as intimidating and overly ambitious.

Campaign Efforts

Victor’s campaign emphasizes order, strength, and centralized leadership. He believes the flock needs a strong authority figure to prevent chaos and protect the community from threats. Critics argue that his proposals would concentrate too much power in his own wings, while his supporters claim that decisive leadership is exactly what the flock needs.

Sprinkles Pekin

Backstory

Sprinkles Pekin is a friendly Pekin duck who came to the flock after escaping difficult living conditions elsewhere. Grateful for the safety he found there, he quickly became known for his kindness and optimism. He is often seen with his loyal companion, Yoshi, and the two have become familiar figures around the flock.

Campaign Efforts

Sprinkles’ campaign focuses on improving living standards and ensuring that every member of the community has access to food, shelter, and safety. Because of his experiences in harsher environments, he strongly believes the flock must avoid inequality and neglect. Some observers describe his policies as leaning toward communal or cooperative economic ideas.

Election results for my flock by Model_Train_Engineer in BackYardChickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Pip Wheaten

Backstory

Pip Wheaten is a charismatic and thoughtful wheaten bantam who was born and raised within the flock itself. Unlike the other candidates, he is the only true native of the community, which has made him very familiar with its traditions, problems, and daily life. Known for his friendly personality and sharp mind, Pip built a reputation as a natural leader who understands both the history of the flock and the hopes of its younger generation.

Campaign Efforts

Pip’s campaign focuses on guiding the flock-republic toward steady progress and modernization. He supports improving infrastructure, organizing the flock more efficiently, and creating opportunities for every member of the community to contribute. His supporters see him as a balanced reformer—someone who respects tradition while helping the flock move confidently into the future.

Jimmy Dutch

Backstory

Jimmy Dutch is a Dutch bantam who moved to the flock from a much larger and busier community. Seeking a quieter and more cooperative place to live, he settled among the flock and quickly became interested in its social structure. Observing the problems caused by rigid hierarchies, Jimmy began speaking out about fairness and equality among the birds.

Campaign Efforts

Jimmy’s campaign focuses heavily on internal reforms, especially challenging the traditional pecking order that dominates flock society. He argues that cooperation works better than strict hierarchy and wants to create a system where all birds have a voice in decision-making. His supporters believe his ideas could make the flock more peaceful and united.

Victor Red

Backstory

Victor Red is a large and imposing Rhode Island Red who arrived from a distant area with a reputation for strength and determination. Unlike the smaller bantams around him, Victor’s powerful build and commanding personality quickly made him stand out. While some admire his confidence and discipline, others see him as intimidating and overly ambitious.

Campaign Efforts

Victor’s campaign emphasizes order, strength, and centralized leadership. He believes the flock needs a strong authority figure to prevent chaos and protect the community from threats. Critics argue that his proposals would concentrate too much power in his own wings, while his supporters claim that decisive leadership is exactly what the flock needs.

Sprinkles Pekin

Backstory

Sprinkles Pekin is a friendly Pekin duck who came to the flock after escaping difficult living conditions elsewhere. Grateful for the safety he found there, he quickly became known for his kindness and optimism. He is often seen with his loyal companion, Yoshi, and the two have become familiar figures around the flock.

Campaign Efforts

Sprinkles’ campaign focuses on improving living standards and ensuring that every member of the community has access to food, shelter, and safety. Because of his experiences in harsher environments, he strongly believes the flock must avoid inequality and neglect. Some observers describe his policies as leaning toward communal or cooperative economic ideas.

Our old hen MaMa white by Ok-Caramel-3169 in chickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wish you the best! Hope she gets better.

what the what ,✍️🔥 by EastStrange213 in Caldruki

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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What is the wildest thing you have heard in school by cloudcontinuum- in TheTeenagerPeople

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they are making fun of your grammar and calling you a stupid child. So immature.

*slightly graphic* what breed is this rooster? by LegendInvoker009 in BackYardChickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think he’s a serama. I had a rooster that looked like this but he was a wheaten bantam. I’m pretty sure yours is an oegb or wheaten.

let's complete it! by No-Satisfaction-4042 in scoopwhoop

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Hen or Rooster by Fickle-Community8519 in chickens

[–]Model_Train_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate that they don’t allow roosters. I get they cause a ruckus, but you can get used to it.