HuskerHens18
Crowing
Two Houdan roosters in Pierce County, Nebraska. I will travel up to an hour to meet or I can meet you in my town. I can go to Yankton, SD, Sioux City, IA, etc.
The reason I am giving them away, is because I would like to expand my Rooster Flock and my Houdans hate new roosters. They're very territorial and I don't have the time or money to just make a pen for only two roosters.
They're grouchy, if you stick your fingers near their face they'll bite. For that reason I do not recommend them for families with small kids.
They started getting an attitude with the top rooster of the flock and have bald spots on their backs currently from getting their butts kicked.
In peak condition they are gorgeous roosters with tall tails and bold waddles. Very nice living Lawn Ornaments if you're into that. With some TLC they'll be back to looking their best.
I would like them to go together, they get along very well. They'd probably need to be the only roosters or they could potentially stir up troubles.
They were both good with hens, and are great free ranging chickens. They've also handled confinement well this summer due to coyote problems, they adjusted quick and easy.
I would like them to go together, but it is not required.
If you come to me they are both free, if I come to you they're 5$ each or less depending on how far you are. I'm willing to drive an hour.
I had a recent outbreak of coccidia, I did several necropsies at UNL and they all came back Marek's Disease FREE! There is no concern there, Coccidia is also treated. These are healthy birds.
If you have questions, let me know!
GO BIG RED!
