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That's true! I wish I didn't have to separate them at all, but we're either at 5 roos and 7 hens, or 6 of each (one of the silkies I'm not sure about yet). Nobody is being aggressive now, but I know it's a matter of time.

Thank you! I'm not planning on chicks any time soon, so I'll probably just go with all the boys in the bachelor pad. I don't really want to have to get rid of one if I couldn't integrate him with the rest of the roosters. If I end up really wanting a roo for the girls I can always get one later.

This spring I got a straight run of Silkies, Seramas, and a couple of Bantam Wyandottes. We have 12, 7 girls and 5 boys. We are in the process of building a bachelor pad for the boys, because they are so great I need to keep them. They're so sweet, very different from other roos we've had in...