Not every one has them, but I think everyone, at one time or another, has a question about them. Also, I think many people who have experience with roosters only have one roo at a time. So figuring out what's "normal", or "okay", or "what will happen if...?" isn't as easy as with hens, because you (personally) don't have as much/many with which to compare.
Also, so much about roosters is SO different than hens; physiology, behaviors (especially!), needs, etc. What's good for the hen is not necessarily good for the roo!
If we have a section just about roosters (behaviors, questions, etc...not for BST), it could save people a lot of time wading through the many, many hen questions that are in the "Chicken" section, to find info. about roosters.
Just a thought...
Also, so much about roosters is SO different than hens; physiology, behaviors (especially!), needs, etc. What's good for the hen is not necessarily good for the roo!
If we have a section just about roosters (behaviors, questions, etc...not for BST), it could save people a lot of time wading through the many, many hen questions that are in the "Chicken" section, to find info. about roosters.
Just a thought...