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Hello,
We really really hate to but we have 3 young roosters to give away: Cookie is a medium-sized handsome Frizzle, Pumpkin is a small Serama, and Chuck is a beautiful small Cochin with lots of gold feathers around his neck, and black feathers on his feet. All 3 are very tame and good with children and adults. These are being offered as pets, NOT to be killed for meat.
We're looking for a good home for 3 beautiful young roosters. Chuck, Pumpkin and Cookie have been handled, hand fed, groomed and loved since they were hatchlings. None of them are aggressive towards us or any visitors, but they are all great at protecting their hens. All 3 roosters get along fine with each other and do not fight; We have a 1-acre yard and when the weather isn't too cold, we let all the chickens free-range in the fenced yard. They've lived in a large (6ft. x 12ft.), heated coop that my husband custom built, since they were old enough and got too big for the brooder box that we kept inside the house. Once we moved them from the house and into their new coop, the birds were always free to go outside into their run, or stay in their cozy coop, which has stayed at the thermostat-controlled 48-50 degrees all winter, even during the latest cold snap. On not so cold days, the whole flock will go outside for a while, even in the snow, roam the whole yard, then go back inside to get warm. They are not used to being confined all day; even inside their coop, they have lots of room to roam. Cookie is great at watching out for hawks and other predators; and once he gives the alarm, every one of the chickens run towards the coop and go inside. I apologize for the long post; I just wanted to give a detailed description of our guys and how they've been raised so far in the hopes of finding a loving home for them. We HATE to give any of them up, they're all part of our family. Ideally, we'd like for them to stay together, if possible, since they're so well accustomed to living with each other, but if they have to be separated that's fine too. If interested in taking 1,2 or all 3; please send an email to [email protected] and we can arrange to meet.
We really really hate to but we have 3 young roosters to give away: Cookie is a medium-sized handsome Frizzle, Pumpkin is a small Serama, and Chuck is a beautiful small Cochin with lots of gold feathers around his neck, and black feathers on his feet. All 3 are very tame and good with children and adults. These are being offered as pets, NOT to be killed for meat.
We're looking for a good home for 3 beautiful young roosters. Chuck, Pumpkin and Cookie have been handled, hand fed, groomed and loved since they were hatchlings. None of them are aggressive towards us or any visitors, but they are all great at protecting their hens. All 3 roosters get along fine with each other and do not fight; We have a 1-acre yard and when the weather isn't too cold, we let all the chickens free-range in the fenced yard. They've lived in a large (6ft. x 12ft.), heated coop that my husband custom built, since they were old enough and got too big for the brooder box that we kept inside the house. Once we moved them from the house and into their new coop, the birds were always free to go outside into their run, or stay in their cozy coop, which has stayed at the thermostat-controlled 48-50 degrees all winter, even during the latest cold snap. On not so cold days, the whole flock will go outside for a while, even in the snow, roam the whole yard, then go back inside to get warm. They are not used to being confined all day; even inside their coop, they have lots of room to roam. Cookie is great at watching out for hawks and other predators; and once he gives the alarm, every one of the chickens run towards the coop and go inside. I apologize for the long post; I just wanted to give a detailed description of our guys and how they've been raised so far in the hopes of finding a loving home for them. We HATE to give any of them up, they're all part of our family. Ideally, we'd like for them to stay together, if possible, since they're so well accustomed to living with each other, but if they have to be separated that's fine too. If interested in taking 1,2 or all 3; please send an email to [email protected] and we can arrange to meet.
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