I have another confirmed roo that is from the same batch of chicks. He's not as pretty, but seems less wary when I'm around.
I think I will go ahead and keep both roos. If one turns out mean, maybe the other one will be the gentleman😊
So here is the roo in question. He's an EE and is around 9 weeks old. I think he must have some Cream Legbar in him because of his crest. So far he's behaving well, though he seems wary of me when I come close to him or the rest of the chicks. I've been pretty hands off with this batch of chicks...
Thanks for the complement, but that's not my roo😊 Somehow an attachment made it's way onto my original post. I have no idea how that happened😂
I'll try getting a picture of my roo, so all the wonderful people who have responded to my thread can see him:)
Guys, I've been reading through your responses and I just wanted to say thank you! Everybody has given me great points to think about! It seems like roosters can be valuable to a flock by alerting the flock to danger and keeping peace in the flock. I will definitely consider keeping my little...
I've had chickens now for a few years, but never a rooster. I have a beautiful roo that I am thinking about keeping, but I'm honestly nervous that he's going to end up being aggressive and be more of a headache than he's worth. The main reason I'd keep him is to help protect against predators...