ChickensThrustUponThem
Chirping
I feel like this is a long shot, but does anyone want some roosters? We have been told they are Black Australorps, but they arrived on our property in January as strays so we have no definite idea how old they are or where they came from.
These guys are healthy, active, and not aggressive to humans. They'll eat snacks right out of my hand. However, while they haven't FOUGHT each other, they have been puffing up at each other a bit. We're rehoming them because we don't need four roosters, only the one. I understand that if we rehome them they might go on to become a meal, but I'd like them to be well taken care of until then.
One is black with red neck feathers and greenish tail feathers, but I don't have a great picture of him yet. The other two are these grey/black ones in the picture here.
***EDIT: I do have a picture of the black and red one. He's now my profile picture.
If you're relatively nearby we can either meet you at a third party location for a handoff or deliver them to you. Just reply to this post and I'll get an email notification and work out details from there.
These guys are healthy, active, and not aggressive to humans. They'll eat snacks right out of my hand. However, while they haven't FOUGHT each other, they have been puffing up at each other a bit. We're rehoming them because we don't need four roosters, only the one. I understand that if we rehome them they might go on to become a meal, but I'd like them to be well taken care of until then.
One is black with red neck feathers and greenish tail feathers, but I don't have a great picture of him yet. The other two are these grey/black ones in the picture here.
***EDIT: I do have a picture of the black and red one. He's now my profile picture.
If you're relatively nearby we can either meet you at a third party location for a handoff or deliver them to you. Just reply to this post and I'll get an email notification and work out details from there.
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They were very cute, very sweet boys and we were all sorry to see them go, but our remaining rooster and our hens are doing a lot better without three rambunctious teen roos underfoot.
