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sorry to hear that.

lol! i originally started off with 14, as chicks from multiple hatcheries and local farms. 2 died, sadly, and then 6, (half) of them became roos. i got rid of 2 brother roos of mine, because they were showing signs of being aggressive at a very young age to our other chickens. they went to a...

oh. thanks for the help! i will get rid of some roos or get some more hens....

i have 12 hens and 4 roos...i used to have more roos but i got rid of them before they became to attached to the hens.

he isn't aggressive to me, but to guests. he recently started pecking a 1 year old. the thing is, he does it when i am not around/looking. no one is willing to stand up to him. i have punished him multiple times and he knows who is boss, but he still attacks people behind my back. and recently...

well, he attacks now. ughhh.....

lol. yes he has a large comb! people are actually frightened of him because he looks so mean. he never attacks, except if you move fast around him or one of his hens. he has been extra touchy ever since a hen of his passed...

here is my massive aussie roo.... big man he is.

oh. did you ship them or pick them up yourself? (if your alright with me asking.)

frizelle enos sebastopol, CA. He was the tiniest and the weakest, yet now he is the strongest!

your australorp roo looks like mine!

them and their eggs are quite beautiful.

she looks more like an olive egger to me.