Found rooster

[chicken keeper 123]

In my humble opinion you should have quarantined him for atleast 30 days more preferably 40 days before introducing him to your flock. You don't know anything about his past. Even a seemingly healthy bird may carry harmful infections. They try to conceal any symptom of sickness as long as they can.

That is true. We can’t stop it now so I will keep everyone updated after a while. Hopefully all is well

 

[chicken keeper 123]

It's good that you rescued him. The odds are pretty high that if you had left him there, eventually a predator would have gotten him. So you did a good thing taking him

It's good that you rescued him. The odds are pretty high that if you had left him there, eventually a predator would have gotten him. So you did a good thing

taking him

thx, I really do feel much better about it now thinking about what could have happned. I’m happy we could save him

 

[CalBickieMomma]

thx, I really do feel much better about it now thinking about what could have happned. I’m happy we could save him

You guys are definitely good eggs .

 

[aart]

8 roosters at a friends house

What's the story there?

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[chicken keeper 123]

What's the story there?

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Ok will do. Last year my dad bought 7 chickens hoping they were all girls, after a few months they all matured and we found out we had alll roosters, we soon added two more after my dad got a all girl pack that consisted of two roosters

 

[aart]

Ok will do.

Don't forget to scroll down and hit 'save'.

Last year my dad bought 7 chickens hoping they were all girls, after a few months they all matured and we found out we had alll roosters, we soon added two more after my dad got a all girl pack that consisted of two roosters

So is he going to want to keep this rooster?