Introduction

[foxylocxy]

Welcome to BYC! I agree with @Tookie
Do you plan to keep the cockerel (s)?

Hello! Yes we plan on keeping them. I do know with Kelso breeds you can't keep two cockerels together but we also know that with other breeds people have been able to keep two cockerels together without them fighting. Would you suggest us doing this if it does end up being two cockerels or would it be better to rehome one of them? Any advice?

 

[N F C]

Thanks for joining us, best wishes with your flock!

 

[Dr Evy]

Welcome to BYC! It’s nice to meet you!

 

[foxylocxy]

Thanks for joining us, best wishes with your flock!

Thank you

 

[foxylocxy]

Welcome to BYC! It’s nice to meet you!

Thank you! Nice to meet you, too!

 

[DobieLover]

Hello and welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.

 

[sourland]

Hello, and welcome to the BYC community.

 

[Obsessed With Silkies]

Welcome to BYC! So glad you could join us!

 

[janiedoe]

Hello! Yes we plan on keeping them. I do know with Kelso breeds you can't keep two cockerels together but we also know that with other breeds people have been able to keep two cockerels together without them fighting. Would you suggest us doing this if it does end up being two cockerels or would it be better to rehome one of them? Any advice?

Me being me, I'd probably keep them both, and seperate them from the pullets. Or better yet, buy more pullets. But that's what makes for good chicken math.
Practically speaking, you don't really have enough pullets to keep two males. But it can work out, if the roosters are laid-back, and don't "bother" the hens too much.

 

[foxylocxy]

Hello and welcome to BYC! Glad you joined.

Hello! Thank you! I am glad I was able to join