I think I have a roo. . .

[Sae70]

I'm not opposed but it was part of the compromise. Now I'm worried I have multiple roosters More pics coming for y'all to help me figure these hens/roosters out!

 

[DesertBird]

Good luck! Hope you can keep him. I thought rooster's crowing would be awful, too, but if your house isn't next to the chicken coop, it's actually not too bad. Mine is, but I still enjoy the sound of the crowing; even at 5 AM. Especially when I have 3 little cockerels that just learned they can crow, they definitely work on perfecting it for hours. I nicknamed one of them Kazoo.

 

[Sae70]

Do you see any roosters?

 

[Michelle Guynn]

I love the crow sound too.

 

[DuckPro]

It's a roo!

 

[DesertBird]

Do you see any roosters?

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I'm not entirely sure. Your BR in the 2nd pic there has pretty long tail feathers, but the comb and wattle are small and the legs aren't super thick. I have some BR pullets and they've got pretty long tail feathers, too, though - two of 'em even have comb overs! Hard to tell with mine, since my girls like to pull each other's tail feathers out when they start to grow long.

 

[Sae70]

They are about 14-15 weeks so no eggs yet to help determine. None of them have crowed yet but I'm pretty sure one tried this morning.

 

[Wendy75309]

It hasn't crowed yet but it looks very different from the rest. Thoughts. . . View attachment 1099909

He's beautiful

 

[Chickassan]

I like the noises that come out of my roosters more than I like 99 percent of the noises that come out of my husband.

 

[Leighe]

Well I guess a name change is in order. It was Shirley but now it will be Squiggy. Now what to do with it? Rehome or butcher?

Well if you're going to rehome or butcher....it can keep the name Shirley, lol.