Let that Rooster Crow šŸ“

Do you have a Rooster or Cockerel? How many Roosters or Cockerels do you have

  • Yes

    Votes: 79 42.9%
  • No

    Votes: 11 6.0%
  • I want one

    Votes: 16 8.7%
  • 1

    Votes: 61 33.2%
  • 2-4

    Votes: 65 35.3%
  • 5-8

    Votes: 23 12.5%
  • 9-12

    Votes: 8 4.3%
  • I lost count

    Votes: 7 3.8%

  • Total voters
    184
I’ll return with pics, just replying so I won’t lose my spot.

I have at least 5 roosters that are permanent and a whole lot more that are for eating.

One of my favorite roosters unfortunately has a puberty-like crow, it’s horrible 🤣 But I love the rooster.

There’s an EE I wanted to keep but his crow came out like he’s screaming, it’s annoying so sadly he has to go.

I have a black Australorp rooster who by far has the best crow. He sounds like his dad, hopefully he won’t be a butt like his dad or he will be dinner like him.
 
Our 4.5 month old cockerel Cutie Roo. He has definitely found his crow.
 

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This is my third, he is still young.. but pretty.. i am hoping he is a keeper... the first was mean, the second was a keeper but just to big for my girls plus he had his favorites and those were the only ones he breed. We shall see what Blu does... View attachment 2261132
He is beautiful gonna be even more as an adult cant wait
 
we currently have 17 roo's i have 7bantam roo's and 1massive roo that i don't know what he is in my main coop they have all grown up together and get along great and I have a batchler coop that has 9residents so far it is for rescued roo's for those that live within 3hrs drive of me for people that can't or won't keep roo's i will drive and pick them up and give them a great home and spoil them until they leave this world naturally I will have to take pics of the rest tomorrow some i just got so they are still in lock down so they know this is home and they are not totally freaked out by my dogs and cats (they won't hurt them but I don't want the roos to hurt my dogs and cats)
 

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we currently have 17 roo's i have 7bantam roo's and 1massive roo that i don't know what he is in my main coop they have all grown up together and get along great and I have a batchler coop that has 9residents so far it is for rescued roo's for those that live within 3hrs drive of me for people that can't or won't keep roo's i will drive and pick them up and give them a great home and spoil them until they leave this world naturally
That massive rooster looks like a Cornish Cross. They are only raised for meat. They can be pets or breeders, but that requires a very limited feed regime that needs to be started when they are around three weeks old..

I’m sorry, but I think that Cornish Cross probably has leg problems unless he’s just hangin’ out at the moment. A meat-eating friend might be helpful in his case.

The other roosters are cute and they all look like terrific bug-eaters and fertilizer-makers. I see you have some cages. How do you keep the peace otherwise?
 
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That massive rooster looks like a Cornish Cross. They are only raised for meat. They can be pets or breeders, but that requires a very limited feed regime that needs to be started when they are around three weeks old..

I’m sorry, but I think that Cornish Cross probably has leg problems unless he’s just hangin’ out at the moment. A meat-eating friend might be helpful in his case.

The other roosters are cute and they all look like terrific bug-eaters and fertilizer-makers. I see you have some cages. How do you keep the peace otherwise?
My big guy Victor was just hanging out he was laying down all the way with his head on the ground that's how he sleeps he walks fine the ones in the cage were only in it cause i just got home with them the ones on the outside are from my main coop I was getting ready to put them in the batchler pad and King Rooroo my head roo from my main coop walked over and started crowing at them like where did you come from this is my yard it was really funny to watch them the really funny thing is Victor is 5x the size of King Rooroo and they have never argued over who is boss and keeping the peace ive never had to worry about my main coop the 8 of them all grew up together and figured it out when they were younger and the batchler pad because they are all roo's they just except each other cause they are not competing over hens it's just a bunch guys hangin out eating and drinking and farting
 
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