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Well his comb has been frostbitten for about 3 months now. So should I just wait for it to fall off then?

Right now they don't have roost because they're in the barn and so they don't really have any roosts, but maybe tomorrow I could probably get him when he's eating and then my mom could help me. But I'll keep in mind the roost idea I guess they kinds have some roosting spots in the stall.

The comb and wattles are black and white. I didn't get any vaseline on because I couldn't catch him so for that I will need my parents help. Northwestern part of South Dakota. Owner of 15 chickens, About 10 cats multiples every year, 4 horses, 1 dog, we have pigs in spring summer fall, 2 cows...

I will do that right now I'm just going out to do my chores thanks

We moved all of my chickens in to our barn for the winter and my rooster's comb got frostbite and I researched on what to do and they said it would just fall off, but it hasn't yet. So should I just remove it or wait a bit longer with these warmer temps to see if it falls off.