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Well, that's scary

You weren't, don't worry!

Oh, that makes sense, thanks! I try to keep mine away from wild birds, but we have 10 dark eyed junkos living in our yard, so.... i just have to hope.

Sorry for my agression there.

Do you get mareks from parks? I thought it was only a chicken illness??? (That chickens can get from chickens) Edited for clarification

Sorry if it seemed like I was mad or anything, I have trouble with social stuff.

Crow collars exist, and if you are close with them, you can always ask your neighbors.

I didn't mean to make it seem like it is a guarantee. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1751731116002378 Here is a link And another: https://bitchinchickens.com/2022/04/25/keeping-a-bachelor-rooster-flock/

Also, fatty liver disease is a bigger risk in my opinion than parks, (like foresty ones).

Just because some don't does not mean it is not a risk. Also, what I meant was they are mostly non or less agressive, more like hens aggression.

They can have both! You can take them to parks, or let them play in a yard.

As for all of you discouraging this person from keeping the rooster, and saying chickens aren't indoor pets, you are contributing to roosters being killed or dumped.

I think if you rehome the hen (people will take her) and get another rooster from someone who can't keep it (you will totally find one) you can keep them together indoors. They would like to be able to play outside sometimes (when outdoor and indoor temps are close to indoor temps, and have a...

You can have then inside, though it is better to have 2 inside, or 3, so they don't get lonely.