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(I'm actually a woman...it's all good) Just hoping the best for you and your birds.

You have a plan...that's the main thing. I hope everything works out for you.

I'm so sorry to hear that. That's very commendable you to get him checked out and with that diagnosis...save him from suffering any further. I chose to put my guy down when it was clear he was tired of trying. As Master of Clucker mentioned...it can be injury too. Wry neck is such a guessing...

I think anytime a person introduces new birds into their flock it is a substantial risk. I agree with Barbara that these birds do present a substantial risk to the orchard flock. Perhaps the gentleman isn't concerned with the scenario...but I would hope (assume) that you would be very honest in...

Perhaps. If the roosters have any possibility of being related...IF it were me, I'd either A) keep them strictly as pets if you have a secure place to do so, knowing it involves extra cost, work and space. In their space you could have more hens and/or one rooster who will not cause extra...

If this is regarding me...I have a weakness for taking in unwanted animals...lol. Barbara covered a lot of the things I was going to write. I think giving the crumble feed is better, simply because it's a balanced diet and already processed so it's easier for him to digest. Your bird is...

I agree with junebuggena and Master Clucker...everything screams that they're cockerels. If you have a backup plan that can be utilized at any time, you could try keeping them for a while to see how it goes. The boys have been raised together so they "may" be ok with one another. They also may...