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These guys about 6 months old

Needed to put no crow collars on the cockerels, plus i wanted to just do wellness checks. They're docile once caught, will let you pet them forever

Americauna roo would be my guess. Here's mine. Also barnyard mix, mine's definitely a roo

Here they are!

They're about 6 months old now, & I've had them since about 4 weeks old

Is there way to train your chickens so that they won't run away when you try to catch them? We have to trap ours in the coop and even then catching them is a chore. What can I do so They will allow me to handle them?

He's the pea combed one. I'm pretty sure I've got 3 cockerels

Do all Cockerels have wattles? I have a young (12 - 15 weeks) bird that I am pretty sure is a Roo, but I cannot definitively tel! (S)He has a pea comb, and no wattles. Do all roos/cockerels have wattles?

MOLES! How do I get rid of them?! They've decimated my mounds in my garden, they're all soft. My plants have no support now, I'm afraid I'm gonna lose so mu. I've got to direct sow everything I still can, and cross my fingers 🤞

STL

Thanks so much! I'm so excited. Lots of new adventures going on!

Here they are!

nope, STL!

I'm up near the airport. Hello!

Up close ( & not a photo), the pea comb is pink, so that one is still questionable. Long term, I will likely cull the more problematic roo for a dinner down the road

Hi all! I'm Amy. I live in MO, about 5 minutes from the St. Louis Airport. I'm a single mom & i live with my 22 year old son (who is on the autism spectrum) & my almost 16 year old daughter. I also have a 24 year old daughter who has given me a 2 year old grandson & 8 week old identical twin...

I was told that having a "comb" wasn't necessarily indicative of being a cockerel, that with these breeds the hens can have small combs as well

They have a 6x4x4 coop, so we're good there.

That's what I'm thinking, but I can't distinguish saddle feathers. Would they have them yet?

i can't tell what any of them are!