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I got a Buff Orphington Roo in my last batch of chicks. Trying to decide whether or not to keep him. Can he stay in with the hens? I don't want to raise chicks and collect the eggs everyday. He seems pretty good natured right now, but is still young.

I think they are just proud, and telling the world! I have 9 and it does sound pretty funny when they all get going.

Everyone still alive this morning

Worms (my girls follow me when I am weeding) Corn on the cob watermelon

I've been putting my babies (7 weeks old) in with the 1 year olds for a couple of hours for 2 weeks. Today I am keeping them in all day and all night. So far, so good.

Thanks everyone, I'm pretty sure at this point. Don't know if I'm going to keep him, but might have found someone to take him and not put him in a pot!

I posted a few pictures, what do you think? I'm pretty sure at this point.

What do you think, roo or not?

"He" is about 6 weeks old now with a comb and feathers that are colored differently than the other "girls". He also seems protective. The "girls" combs haven't even developed yet. Do you think I have a Roo? And why should I keep him if I only wanted pullets for eggs. Not planning to hatch...

home to 5 chicks 3 weeks old. looking forward to searching this site for information, brand new chicken owner.