I realize this might be a questionable subject, but

[chickenwhisperer123]

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I would not, because the OP JUST said she would never eat him.

 

[gritsar]

He'll get better with practice. Unlike some male creatures.

 

[kinnip]

You should do what you want with your roo. I'm sure you'll keep it humane. I eat my trouble makers. I can't fault you for stuffing 'em.
I have one caveat, if you keep a roo, you will have some bald backed hens. They have favourites. It doesn't matter how many hens you have, some will just be popular with the gents. If you don't like to see your girls compromised, separate all the men now.

 

[LegHorn-BusHorn]

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Ok Now, maybe (and I know I am) but I can't get past eating him or culling any bird of mine. I am just a wimp. I have also considered saving DNA from one of my beloved dogs. So I can clone her. I'm just wierd. But I appreciate your imput. TY

 

[LegHorn-BusHorn]

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Now that might be a good idea! I guess I will have to get my dh back to work. lol

 

[Marlinchaser]

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[speckledhen]

Let's watch the little off-color jokes here, folks. Dont want to have to close down an innocent thread like this one, LOL.

 

[txchickie]

I wouldn't call him a troublemaker

He's just learning the ropes of chicken romance, give him a chance

Once the girls are a little more open to his advances, it won't appear so rough and unpleasant

 

[LegHorn-BusHorn]

any other imput, still thinking hard.

 

[Guinea Goonie]

Don't take him to the stuffer just yet.

Roos are to be Roos.

I do have a big 'ol polish roo that is a turd. I am waiting for him to get his "v comb" and then off he goes.

Roos do make spectacular center pieces.