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post #11 of 17

Brahmas are such a mellow breed...if you add a few more hens to the flock then there should be no problem keeping the 2 cockerels together.

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"Experince is the teacher of all things." Julius Ceaser

"The only real valuable thing is intuition." Albert Einstein

"Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest" Mark Twain

 

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post #12 of 17
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Brahmas are such a mellow breed...if you add a few more hens to the flock then there should be no problem keeping the 2 cockerels together.

Awesome! Thanks! 

post #13 of 17

YaY, more hens! wee.gif

 

I have a Fr Marans and Ameracauna roo that I purchased separately as 4 month olds. Along with 4 hens. - The boys get along splendidly! I used to let everyone out together and it was a lot of fun watching them out in the pasture. They all roosted together, it was a pleasant group.

 

Now, I have too many roos for that, one SF roo is so vicious he goes after the Fr Marans even when he's minding his own business.....

North Central TX native, serving my country in the USAF. I have a small flock of registered Barbados Blackbelly Sheep.

Working on a small flock of quality Salmon Favorelles, 4 French Marans :-D

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North Central TX native, serving my country in the USAF. I have a small flock of registered Barbados Blackbelly Sheep.

Working on a small flock of quality Salmon Favorelles, 4 French Marans :-D

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post #14 of 17

I know I said it was rare before but....

 

I currently have two roos (about 22 weeks old) living together, they were hatched together. They live together and

have never drawn blood on one another, I know they are young but so far they seem fine together.

 

How did you get along?

 

iFairy x

My little family consists of: over 40 hens (including ex-batts, bantams and a wide range of other breeds), 9 cockerels, 10 chicks, 12 ducks, 3 dogs, 2 kittens, 1 cat, 12 rabbits, 4 geese, 10 Jacob sheep, 1 Romney Sheep, 9 lambs, 4 cows, a brother, sister, father and mumzy :D

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My little family consists of: over 40 hens (including ex-batts, bantams and a wide range of other breeds), 9 cockerels, 10 chicks, 12 ducks, 3 dogs, 2 kittens, 1 cat, 12 rabbits, 4 geese, 10 Jacob sheep, 1 Romney Sheep, 9 lambs, 4 cows, a brother, sister, father and mumzy :D

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post #15 of 17

If they have enough space and they have been raised together they should be fine.  

 

I currently have 5 roosters (some were even purchased as adults from different places).

 

They all get on fine.  They have a pecking order same as the hens.  I only had one bad one that would always chase down the others all day!  So he got sent to a new home.

 

The others all got of lovely.  BUT I only let the top rooster and his 'friend' sleep in the main coop with the hens at night.   All the other roosters each sleep in their own individual 'baskets' with a perch as a roost.

post #16 of 17

They will most likely be fine.1 of my roosters fights but the rest are fine.They may fight some but hope fully not lots.

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hi-yah

 

Live on a farm with parents, brother, 3 dogs Bella (in avatar) Maisy and Jack.About 50 chickens.2 rabbits.9 ducks, 4 geese and 5 guniea fowl!3 cats Kasper and frankie the kittens and Whiskers!

            Please check out my Chicken Compitition

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post #17 of 17

I've come to the conclusion that without the distraction of girls, the boys will settle down and get along (much like humans).

 

How are your roos doing??

 

iFairy x

My little family consists of: over 40 hens (including ex-batts, bantams and a wide range of other breeds), 9 cockerels, 10 chicks, 12 ducks, 3 dogs, 2 kittens, 1 cat, 12 rabbits, 4 geese, 10 Jacob sheep, 1 Romney Sheep, 9 lambs, 4 cows, a brother, sister, father and mumzy :D

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My little family consists of: over 40 hens (including ex-batts, bantams and a wide range of other breeds), 9 cockerels, 10 chicks, 12 ducks, 3 dogs, 2 kittens, 1 cat, 12 rabbits, 4 geese, 10 Jacob sheep, 1 Romney Sheep, 9 lambs, 4 cows, a brother, sister, father and mumzy :D

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