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The only way we could have a rooster is to have a quiet one as we are surrounded by neighbors. I would like to have the experience of a friendly rooster who cares for his girls, and what good could be done by allowing others to keep roosters. We enjoy our hens and the few days we had the serama roosters here they were happier. I was so sad to have to send them back to their previous owner- we were told they were quiet but they crowed non stop for two days. The hens moped around also when one by one we had to rehome our hand raised roosters when they started crowing. They had each paired off. The girls acted lost. One started crowing at just five weeks. They were all supposed to be pullets- you know how that goes. Half of our "pullets" turned out to be roosters. They were all very nice and would follow our son around waiting for the bugs he caught them. Our son wasn't happy to see the boys go either- it wasn't fair and all- just because they were boys.
Here are the pictures of some of roosters we had to rehome.
This was Hicup- so named by our son.
This was ugly duckling
Here are the pictures of some of roosters we had to rehome.
This was Hicup- so named by our son.
This was ugly duckling
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