Cockerel growing up. Proper procedure now with pullets?

[Goldenlaced_keeper]

Hello all!
Thank you for any feedback. My question. Today is about my boy. I'm on my first flock. 2 welsummers, 2 golden laced polish, 1 barred rock. All are pullets except 1 polish is a beautiful boy. He turned out to grow up beautifully and I already have a great home for him where he will compete In contests and live a wonderful life. However the person that is gonna adopt him lives out of state and can't get him until he swings through. This was all according to plan I have no problem raising him as long as I could. This morning he crowed for the first time and has been doing it throughout the day. HOA laws prohibit roosters. I really don't care about that either. My question is will he be okay with my pullets since they aren't at point of lay? When will he begin to mount them? Should I be worried about them being together. Will he harm them or pull out back feathers thus young? (All 12 weeks old) what is normal procedure with this as they grow up. Thank you all again.

 

[Prince and Pavo]

Hello!

He should be just fine to keep with your pullets. He may try to mount them a few times, but being so young and inexperienced, he’s gonna struggle with it for a little while LOL! He may pluck a few feathers, but your girls should be fine. How long will it be before the new owner comes to pick him up?

 

[sourland]

He may or may not try to breed them. There will be no need for separation unless he becomes extremely persistent or injures them. Good luck.

 

[Goldenlaced_keeper]

Hello!

He should be just fine to keep with your pullets. He may try to mount them a few times, but being so young and inexperienced, he’s gonna struggle with it for a little while LOL! He may pluck a few feathers, but your girls should be fine. How long will it be before the new owner comes to pick him up?

Sometime this month I hope. It's up on the air really I met him here he's a big polish keeper and breeder. It's just a matter of when he's in the state. He had plans to drive through soon. Other than that not sure.

 

[Goldenlaced_keeper]

He may or may not try to breed them. There will be no need for separation unless he becomes extremely persistent or injures them. Good luck.

Also does he look bearded to you guys?

 

[fluffycrow]

As the others have said, no need to separate him unless he injures the hens. @BastyPutt actually will give you some more breed advice. But yes, he's bearded

 

[Goldenlaced_keeper]

Yes I have been in contact with bastputt alot actually thankyou