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He's super cute. Looks like a little Charlie chaplain, but his name is totally fitting. He doesn't attack me or anything, but when I try to pick him up, he will bite, and drew blood once when he bit the fatty underside of my arm while I was giving him a "health check". And he certainly keeps the...

Yea, agreed. I'm not going to put up with a roo that is not nice to my hens. Ultimately, THEY are the important ones, the roo is just an added sidekick for amusement and the perk of hatching babies. The DH said no roosters, but because Feisty is so little and relatively quiet, I was able to...

I've just always felt better about the homes I've taken roos to. I think I got a bad picture because of all the rain we get here, and the guy seemed very sweet with his animals. It wasn't bad. Access to a large run, a big coop with heat, and lots of other chickens, duck, turkeys, goats, mules...

I just had to rehome another roo. I'm usually very good at finding new homes. And this one was fine, for a chicken. But certainly nowhere near the habitat I have for my chickens and the way he was raised. I'm sure he will be fine...blah blah....but do you guys think that they have any kind of...