Cream Legbar cockerel or pullet

[Squawkers]

You’re very kind, thank you.

Why can’t you keep him?

 

[Tookie]

I can have them , I just can’t do all the work that they cause to happen. That’s why I was thinking of making him a Capon. (Just looked that up).

As long as he turns out to be well behaved and you have the space, I see no need to rehome him. Roosters are fun to have around!

 

[Squawkers]

Yes, there are already so many homeless and abandoned roosters out there. He has a loving home right now, please don't take him away from that. There is a chance he will get aggressive, but there is no reason at all to get rid of him before he does, because he might not.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

In my opinion im not allowed to have roosters right now. I just rehomed two cockerels last week. I so wish i could have kept the one.
Keeping a rooster is fun and as long as you can have him, handle the crowing, he is friendly and collect eggs daily there isnt a problem keeping him in my opinion

 

[melissamccarthy446]

As long as he turns out to be well behaved and you have the space, I see no need to rehome him. Roosters are fun to have

 

[melissamccarthy446]

In my opinion im not allowed to have roosters right now. I just rehomed two cockerels last week. I so wish i could have kept the one.
Keeping a rooster is fun and as long as you can have him, handle the crowing, he is friendly and collect eggs daily there isnt a problem keeping him in my opinion

Are fertilized eggs different than non fertilized eggs?

 

[melissamccarthy446]

Are fertilized eggs different than non fertilized eggs?

We do collect everyday.

 

[Jener8or]

Are fertilized eggs different than non fertilized eggs?

Not to eat unless someone tries to hatch them. Then they turn into balut.

You can't tell a difference if you are eating fresh ones.

 

[Jener8or]

Are fertilized eggs different than non fertilized eggs?

Some grocery stores sell fertile eggs. I just saw a post of someone who bought some at Winco and was able to incubate and hatch them.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/amateur-homesteader.1618933/post-27657844

 

[Squawkers]

Are fertilized eggs different than non fertilized eggs?

There only noticeable difference is a little dot. You’ll never even know that they are fertilized