Abandoned hens or cockerels?

[HeartsDelight]

Beautiful bonded pair. Check out the body language.

You know, a bonded roo is less likely to squabble with a flock roo, they tend not see each other direct competition.

Kinda a "you have a good time with your wife, me and my harem will be over here, you don't steal my girls and I won't hit on your wife" *bronod* agreement.

I bet you could fit this pair in just fine.

 

[Rach1802]

Beautiful bonded pair. Check out the body language.

You know, a bonded roo is less likely to squabble with a flock roo, they tend not see each other direct competition.

Kinda a "you have a good time with your wife, me and my harem will be over here, you don't steal my girls and I won't hit on your wife" *bronod* agreement.

I bet you could fit this pair in just fine.

Well now, that is VERY interesting! Tell me more things to help me get my own way!

 

[Frazzemrat1]

Well now, that is VERY interesting! Tell me more things to help me get my own way!

Chicken math strikes again!

 

[Rach1802]

Chicken math strikes again!

It's an exponential curve, I think!

 

[Rach1802]

Right, I've won for now so off to catch some chickens tonight after work.

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

 

[Redhead Rae]

 

[Norcal527]

I keep many roosters with my flock. Never had an issue with them fighting at all! Just depends on the Roos!

 

[Shadrach]

Thanks, that's pretty much what I was thinking. It's such a shame that cockerels just can't get along, I'm hoping someone else will have space for this lovely pair.

I think it might be worth a try if that is his hen in the picture.
You can keep more than one rooster, especially if he has his own females.
If they are a couple my advice is take both or none.

 

[Bamabexchicks]

Right, I've won for now so off to catch some chickens tonight after work.

Be sure to quarantine them from your flock so you don't end up losing birds.