3 babies I need help determining boys from girls😂

[NatJ]

I was curious if anyone can help me answer this as well so he’s now 3 months but he doesn’t crow at all! He’ll make a few small noises in the morning but after that no sound and he’s still learning to get along with the hens ( some refuse to be near him still and most still won’t squat for him) so how can I teach my girls to accept a roo

Just be patient. Some cockerels don't crow or mate until they are 6-8 months old, although some do start younger than 3 months. There is a wide range of normal.

As he gets older and more mature, he will most likely learn to crow properly, and the hens will almost certainly start to respect him and accept his advances as time goes on. He's still quite young and immature, and the hens are (rightly) not impressed yet.

 

[frasereve]

Just be patient. Some cockerels don't crow or mate until they are 6-8 months old, although some do start younger than 3 months. There is a wide range of normal.

As he gets older and more mature, he will most likely learn to crow properly, and the hens will almost certainly start to respect him and accept his advances as time goes on. He's still quite young and immature, and the hens are (rightly) not impressed yet.

I hope so!!! I have a silkie roo as well and they each have their own girls but have you had a problem with keeping two roosters especially if they are normally penned separately from eachother? They only see each while free ranging and they haven’t paid any attention to eachother

 

[sourland]

When penned in close proximity they are likely to fight. Monitor closely.

 

[frasereve]

When penned in close proximity they are likely to fight. Monitor closely.

They don’t get penned in together they are both in a separate pen any thing else I should watch for?