Four roosters with three hens? Can it work!

[poodlechicks]

How old are these boys?  "Really friendly and sweet"  can become "Wants to hurt me!" if you are misinterpreting the behaviors your are seeing in younger cockrels.  I want my cockrels to respect my space at all times instead.  Mary

I agree w [@]Folly's place . Depending on how old your roos are, you may be in for a big surprise later on temperament wise. If they are very young, I would wait a little while longer to decide which ones to give away. I would also separate these roosters from the hens, as those girls may become seriously hurt.
Best of luck with your decision. Let us know how it turned out.

 

[Sunny Chicks]

How old are these boys?  "Really friendly and sweet"  can become "Wants to hurt me!" if you are misinterpreting the behaviors your are seeing in younger cockrels.  I want my cockrels to respect my space at all times instead.  Mary

Hi Mary, all seven chicks are almost two months old

 

[Folly's place]

I order straight run chicks, or have broody raised babies, so plenty of cockrels every year. I watch them and have a plan; some for the freezer, some as potential cocks here, and some for sale to other folks. Good behavior is the most important thing! You've got at least a few months to decide who might stay, so enjoy them as they grow. I don't make pets out of my cockrels, and am aware of what to watch out for. Mary

 

[drumgerry]

Speaking from experience if you hang on to them there'll come a time you'll be very glad to be rid of them - whether rehoming or into the pot. Cockerels can become anti-social really quickly as they mature. Two months old cockerels and year olds are very different creatures!

 

[BoomChickaPop]

That is way too many roosters for 3 hens
I would pick your favorite rooster put him with the 3 hens
And get hens for the other roosters so they will be happy
Please post pics