Hen or Roo

[Tookie]

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Pullet!

 

[SilverBirds]

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That one is a pullet!

 

[First time Chick mom]

what a beautiful little lady. I love the coloring.

 

[Annawhi]

Pullet!

Oh good! I'm worried about having one roo because I have such a mixed flock. I've read of people with mixed flocks doing fine but I have also read that if u have bantams, you shouldn't have a regular roo. Any opinions on an EE roo with bantam cochins, polish and silkies?

 

[Annawhi]

what a beautiful little lady. I love the coloring.

Thank you! She is a sweetie.

 

[Tookie]

Oh good! I'm worried about having one roo because I have such a mixed flock. I've read of people with mixed flocks doing fine but I have also read that if u have bantams, you shouldn't have a regular roo. Any opinions on an EE roo with bantam cochins, polish and silkies?

I think they should be fine, although I don't have any experience with bantams.

 

[SilverBirds]

Oh good! I'm worried about having one roo because I have such a mixed flock. I've read of people with mixed flocks doing fine but I have also read that if u have bantams, you shouldn't have a regular roo. Any opinions on an EE roo with bantam cochins, polish and silkies?

I've had roosters and mixed flocks for years and haven't had a problem with it. You should be fine keeping them together, and if problems do happen to arise, you can always rehome him.

 

[Annawhi]

I've had roosters and mixed flocks for years and haven't had a problem with it. You should be fine keeping them together, and if problems do happen to arise, you can always rehome him.

Thank you! A rooster is a 1st for me. I've had hens, never a roo