Most Handsome Rooster Contest! CONTEST CLOSED!

[snooptwomey]

Can we try this. . . . ONE rooster per person?? make it a little more fair to the small flock owner?? Wish I had 3 or 4 to submit to make my chances better like some. . .
I was just noticing the thread title, Rooster, not Roosters

 

[aoxa]

Can we try this. . . . ONE rooster per person??  make it a little more fair to the small flock owner??  Wish I had 3 or 4 to submit to make my chances better like some. . .

I think that's fair One rooster. I did say - show me your most handsome.

So for those of you who entered more than one, pick your entry.

 

[aoxa]

Name: Flash
Breed: WCB Polish  X SS Hamburg
Age: 6 months
Personality: He's what we like to call a 'feral' chicken. He spends his time roaming the block with his Bro (coming up next)and wherever the 'feral twins' go trouble follows. 

Name: Twilight
Breed: WCB Polish X SS Hamburg 
Age: 6 months
Personality: Just like his brother Flash except he is a bit friendlier.

Name: Elvis
Breed: Frizzled Cochin
Age: 1 year
Personality: You couldn't ask for a more caring Roo towards his hens. He will take on any rooster even Light Sussex and Orpington if they threaten his hens. He is to big for his boots but you gotta love him.

Name: Bob
Breed: GL Whyandotte
Age: 5 months
Personality: Will follow you around everywhere and lead his hens to where you are watering/gardening/feeding other chooks. Loves to get his picture teken.

Name: Rodger
Breed: BLR Whyandotte
Age: 6 months 
Personality: Is very friendly but doesn't yet understand how to share with his hens.



Name: Steve
Breed: Splash Orpington
Age: 5 months
Personality: Will stand on your feet and look up at you expectantly. This gives all our geusts are big supprize!

Name: Baldy
Breed: Black Orpington
Age: 5 months
Personality: Isn't very bald anymore but when he was a chick he had not feathers on his back. He has some very strange antics which include on only eating leaves that are to high for him to reach.

Which is your favourite? I didn't say it in the beginning, but we are doing one bird per size (bantam & standard) per person. That way the smaller flock owners have the same chances.

 

[MrsMoonCat]

I'd like to throw my boy into the running. This is Blue Roo or "Boo". He's a 7 month old Blue Andalusian. He's relatively gentle with his hens and he's curious about his humans. He follows me around like a puppy when I let them out in the garden. He's one of my favorite birds and will eat out of my hand. We did have a bit of trouble with a touch of frostbite early this winter as his comb and wattles are quite large. He's healing up quickly though.

Thanks for the fun contest, it's fascinating to see everyone's pretty roosters.

 

[leadwolf1]

Ok, so I am forced to pick....go with Lance...the 5 mo old serama. I am a small flock owner, just an unfortunate one that managed to get mostly roos

Here's the pic of the one I choose. He is super sweet, loves the kids and never, ever messes in the house...which makes me super happy

and, just in case I run out of things to use to decorate, he is always willing to lend a helping claw....

Oh, and I think I mentioned that he just loves the kids.....

and here he is with my youngest demonstrating why they call him the 'Pirate'....

 

[MrsMoonCat]

Lance is beautiful. I can relate to the plethora of roosters. I have about 10 too many, but I enjoy them.

 

[leadwolf1]

Thank you. He is a super sweet little thing I don't know how I got so lucky but out of the last group of silkie chicks I purchased, they are all roos!!!! That makes a grand total of 9 silkie roos to 4 pullets. That's not even counting the other roos....

To make matters worse, I have confirmed cases of Marek's so I can't even sell/give them away and they are beautiful!!!

Lance is beautiful. I can relate to the plethora of roosters. I have about 10 too many, but I enjoy them.

 

[Disco Hen]

Thank you. He is a super sweet little thing I don't know how I got so lucky but out of the last group of silkie chicks I purchased, they are all roos!!!! That makes a grand total of 9 silkie roos to 4 pullets. That's not even counting the other roos....

To make matters worse, I have confirmed cases of Marek's so I can't even sell/give them away and they are beautiful!!!

That sucks we only have one roo we just got! (yesterday)

 

[aoxa]

Ok, so I am forced to pick....go with Lance...the 5 mo old serama.  I am a small flock owner, just an unfortunate one that managed to get mostly roos 

Here's the pic of the one I choose.  He is super sweet, loves the kids and never, ever messes in the house...which makes me super happy

 and, just in case I run out of things to use to decorate, he is always willing to lend a helping claw....

 Oh, and I think I mentioned that he just loves the kids.....

I've picked two for you. Lance for the bantam and Charlie for the Standard. Charlie is way too cute not to be included. I am getting some NN myself come spring

 

[leadwolf1]

Thanks

We flew to NY to get Charlie...I just loved his color and his feathered feet. He has turned into an excellent rooster. He takes great care of his girls and that includes me. I have a silkie roo that hates my work boots. Every time I wear them, he attacks...the shoes, not me. Charlie comes to my rescue every time I guess it won't hurt to include a pic of his offspring...they hatched on December 4th....again, many of them are roos

I've picked two for you. Lance for the bantam and Charlie for the Standard. Charlie is way too cute not to be included. I am getting some NN myself come spring