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Does anyone know if green leg hatch roosters are agressive?
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Yes because it seems so shy bit idk if it will be aggresive as it gets olderSo are you asking if a roo with green legs can be agressive?
Trick question there rooster239. I can trust mine until they are about 8 months, once in a while to 10 months. By 8 months I recommend you pen him isolated from others or get rid of him or all other adult roosters. He should do fine with hens and pullets. You can also rear young roosters not game under him but also get them out by time they are 8 months so you can keep your Hatch bird in good feather.Yes im reffering to the game green leg hatch rooster and yes we olny have 1 he is 4 months but i keep him by himself i have other roosters that are not game roosters will that be a problem when he is older?
Do you think he will be aggresive since he is a game ? I mean right now he is super shyTrick question there rooster239. I can trust mine until they are about 8 months, once in a while to 10 months. By 8 months I recommend you pen him isolated from others or get rid of him or all other adult roosters. He should do fine with hens and pullets. You can also rear young roosters not game under him but also get them out by time they are 8 months so you can keep your Hatch bird in good feather.
ok cause right now i free range my game green leg hatch and he cant defend himself at allHe will not be more aggressive, rather he will not stop being so once he starts. Until then he may be at lower end of pecking order. I can free-range mine with American Dominiques and the doms will be boss until the games are fully in adult feather, then I must separate the games from doms and each other.