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Its a rooster, we named him Brutis, he is always after the hens, won't let you pick him him. He also head butts the hens in the butt. He's mean and horny. We will be keeping him separate from the flock for sometime.

So beautiful.

The first three look like hens, the buff colored to me looks like a roo.

They are all 4 months old. We tried giving 3 roosters away the people never responded. Then my husband said no we will keep them all. They all seem to get along except Brutis our mean & horny one. So we are keeping him in his own area. He is a beautiful bird. Thanks for your interest.

We have 5 roosters now. One of our silkie bantam roosters is beautiful but boy is he horny and attacks the hens when ever he can. Even out female sexlinks. They are so scared of him that they refuse to go into the same coop. What can be done? We have isolated him right now.

We have 8 red and black sex links, our girls. For the past week when cleaning their coop I have come across bloody droppings. What does this mean? Do they start this when they are getting ready to lay eggs? What are the signs that hens give off when starting to lay eggs?

I have pictures but do not know how to post them onto the website.

We just picked up a new Black Star rooster yesterday. He is a year old and is now molting. But there are black spots on his very large comb. Just wondering what they are.

Well after my last post, I discovered this particular silkie is a rooster, started crowing about three weeks ago and loves to put a chase to the hens.

Beautiful bird.

We have nine silkies about 3 months old now and would like to know which are roosters or hens? Can anyone help?