Hi!
Usually I know things like this but I feel like I need a second opinion.
Friends of ours can no longer keep their Brahma roo who is approx 16-18 weeks old. Too much crowing for the neighbors.
We live in the country and have had fox issues so our flock had dwindled down to 7 hens. No roos.
The roo is disease free and very healthy but segregated from my flock right now.
My question is...what is the best way to do the introduction without everyone killing eachother???
I don't want bloodshed, and I don't want to upset my hens, but I wouldn't mind having this roo either. He is enormous compared to my hens.
I have some Columbian wyandottes and SLW and he towers over them.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thank you!!
Usually I know things like this but I feel like I need a second opinion.
Friends of ours can no longer keep their Brahma roo who is approx 16-18 weeks old. Too much crowing for the neighbors.
We live in the country and have had fox issues so our flock had dwindled down to 7 hens. No roos.
The roo is disease free and very healthy but segregated from my flock right now.
My question is...what is the best way to do the introduction without everyone killing eachother???
I don't want bloodshed, and I don't want to upset my hens, but I wouldn't mind having this roo either. He is enormous compared to my hens.
I have some Columbian wyandottes and SLW and he towers over them.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thank you!!
