7 weeks! 2 are crowing! Could 3rd be pulley?

[Lisanfloyd]

 

[black_cat]

All boys.

 

[HappyDuckie]

All are cockerels. Are you going to be able to keep them?

 

[cinnamoncockatiel]

All cockerels. (young roosters).

 

[Lisanfloyd]

Right now the plan is yes! They are still in my house which is very interesting They are part Japanese bantam so they are very small. We have 9 in an outdoor coop...3 roosters there Can I keep 2 separate groups in 2 coops? I control free range and have an enclosed run attached to coop!

I originally thought this was only boy after checking vents day 1, but I’m a total beginner. Not this one has not crowed yet!

 

[thanai]

Right now the plan is yes! They are still in my house which is very interesting They are part Japanese bantam so they are very small. We have 9 in an outdoor coop...3 roosters there Can I keep 2 separate groups in 2 coops? I control free range and have an enclosed run attached to coop!

I originally thought this was only boy after checking vents day 1, but I’m a total beginner. Not this one has not crowed yet!View attachment 2437069

I keep my hens and roosters separate, one group in each of my two coops. It's worked pretty well for me so far, aside from a bit of normal rooster quarrels. You have some lovely boys there!

 

[Lisanfloyd]

Sorry for all the typos. Spell check

 

[Lisanfloyd]

I keep my hens and roosters separate, one group in each of my two coops. It's worked pretty well for me so far, aside from a bit of normal rooster quarrels. You have some lovely boys there!

Thank you!!! We love them and they are completely attached to us
Oooh! Separate the boys!! I have two big bullies that I put out alone, sometimes! I never thought of completely separating them!! That’s a great idea!

 

[thanai]

Thank you!!! We love them and they are completely attached to us❤
Oooh! Separate the boys!! I have two big bullies that I put out alone, sometimes! I never thought of completely separating them!! That’s a great idea!

Thanks! I feel like it's a bit of a growing trend to have a "bachelor pad" for roos.

 

[Lisanfloyd]