I have a situation here and cannot keep all my roos. They're good healthy guys, they just need their own space. I don't have enough individual pens to keep them separated. I really don't want to let them go, but it's not fair to them to have to try to protect themselves all the time.
First there is Bob. He's the son of Speckledhen's acclaimed Hawkeye. He's really good looking, although he is currently in a mini molt. He's about 9 months old. Can be aggressive on occasion but is easily redirected by reminding him who's in charge. I think he would be fine if he could be the only roo as at other times he likes to sit in my lap and be petted.
Then there is Little Jack Scallywag. About 7 months old. He's an EE bantam. Sweet as can be, not even a little bit aggressive. They wounded his eye recently but he seems to be making a full recovery.
I would love it if someone would be kind enough to give these guys a place to live. My only option would be to keep them in small cages which would be cruel for these active fellas or continue to let them beat each other up.
First there is Bob. He's the son of Speckledhen's acclaimed Hawkeye. He's really good looking, although he is currently in a mini molt. He's about 9 months old. Can be aggressive on occasion but is easily redirected by reminding him who's in charge. I think he would be fine if he could be the only roo as at other times he likes to sit in my lap and be petted.
Then there is Little Jack Scallywag. About 7 months old. He's an EE bantam. Sweet as can be, not even a little bit aggressive. They wounded his eye recently but he seems to be making a full recovery.
I would love it if someone would be kind enough to give these guys a place to live. My only option would be to keep them in small cages which would be cruel for these active fellas or continue to let them beat each other up.
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