Can anyone take my BLRW roos? *PICS* OR/WA

[lemurchaser]

I have 2 blue laced red wyandotte roos that need to go to a new home. They are 5 weeks old. The first one is a splash, and just so handsome. He is also friendly and bold. He does have a single comb, but from what I've read, they are still used for breeding. The second is a more typical color, a little more shy, but very loyal to his sisters. I really like the splash and wish I could keep him. He needs to go to a home where he will not be dinner. The others, I'm a little less picky about. Free to good home.

I also have a 3 week old Welsummer roo.

They are kind of gangly right now, they are at that awkward stage.

I can get them to Portland or Eugene easily, and I'll be in Olympia, Wa in early september (a bit of a ways off, but a possibility).

 

[lemurchaser]

Anyone? Some one has to have a spot for these gorgeous boys.

 

[ticks]

I love that first one.

 

[lemurchaser]

Me too. I'd love to keep him, but he can't stay here (against the city ordinances). Somebody must want to add him to their flock. He's the most friendly of the group.

 

[crazychickengirl]

Would you be willing to ship them? I have a friend who is interested in breeding them and she just lost her roo this past week. They would be shipped to Ohio.

 

[priszilla]

handsome boys- too bad I'm so far away

 

[snowydiamonds]

Thanks for letting me know what mine are I wonder what the difference is between roos and pullets? Would you post a pic of both, their heads? Wonder if my ex hubby's wife in OR could take them...I'll call her...see what he says

 

[BirdBoy88]

Beautiful Birds

I hope you find good homes for them.

 

[ticks]

If you did ship I call the first one.

 

[americana-chick]

i would take him if he came with a hen because i already have 4 roos in the first pen and that would be the pen i would put them in, i would need another female to balence things out though.