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They are both beautiful and great personalities! Sad thing is I don't have room for either be of them.

I've got 2 cockerels growing out very nicely, one has more of a gold color to his hackles and the other is more of a silver. Both are stunning! (except for the fowl pox)

Some Roo's do change their temperament when that happens, but mine generally keep the same personality/temperament. I can pick my favorite roo up and carry him around all day with no worries until...another roo comes close! He is still a boy after all.

I've got one that's 26 weeks and not the first egg! I have another about 22 weeks and nothing there either. It has been so hot this summer that I really don't expect them to lay until next month or so.

It should get better. Neither him or you will be embarrassed when he gets his big boy voice.

If you are just looking for a protector for your backyard flock, no big deal. If you are striving for show/high quality birds, not one you want to breed. Too bad you are so far away, I have 4 extras that are turning out beautiful birds. Best of luck whichever way you go!

Absolutely beautiful! My oldest pullet is 23 wks now so hopefully I'll have some of those beauties soon!

Agreed

He is absolutely beautiful!!!

Thanks! His personality is great too. If you were closer...I have another coming up just like him, but...I'm a couple states away.

Here is a black...

This is a blue cockerel I bought from Pam (aka Ron Skekel above). I also have some blacks from her. Very pretty and tame birds.

Yes, that is my umderstanding.

But of course...

Here's a couple pics of my current roo. He is 20 wks in this pic. I think he is beautiful, but I'm new to this breed. Here is a blue cockerel that is about 3 wks in this pic. He's gonna be nice too I think.

The trouble is the other 52 eggs in incubators ;-)

You tryin to get me in trouble??!

I've got 5 baby Isbars from GFF second importation. With my own "gender guessing" I think I have 2 boys and 3 girls. Time will tell better that I can though! I think I'm addicted to baby chicks :-)

I agree that the white one looks to be an American Breese roo. I have some of them from GFF and just love them! If you were closer I'd take him in a second. As to the others, they look like Isbars to me, but I'm still pretty new to them so I would be gender guessing at best! Enjoy them all!