Need to re-home my rooster

[SouthDakotaLiving]

Bob is about 4. 5 months old and is great with the hens. Unfortunately, the neighbors have complained about his crowing.

 

[Tookie]

Hello and welcome to BYC!
What breed is he? Could you post a picture of him? Roughly where are you located? I'm asking these questions so people have some more info on him.

 

[SouthDakotaLiving]

Hi! I thought his picture was embedded in my posting. I will try to upload it again here. I think he might be an Australothorp (sp?). He's black with turquoise highlights and has mottled grey legs that do not have feathers on them. His comb and wattle are bright red. He's medium large for a rooster, I think. (Please let me know if you see his picture, as it shows on my end). Thanks for your interest.

I'm in Hot Springs, South Dakota, which is in the black hills, about 55 minutes from Rapid City.

 

[Tookie]

Hi! I thought his picture was embedded in my posting. I will try to upload it again here. I think he might be an Australothorp. He's black with turquoise highlights and has mottled grey legs that do not have feathers on them. His comb and wattle are bright red. He's medium large for a rooster, I think. (Please let me know if you see his picture, as it shows on my end). Thanks for your interest.View attachment 3193470
View attachment 3193470I'm in Hot Springs, South Dakota.

I do see the pictures. He does look like an Australorp. You may want to try and post in your state thread, here's the link.->
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/south-dakota-thread.1394435/
Good luck!

 

[SouthDakotaLiving]

Thanks so much!

 

[LizGio]

Bob is about 4. 5 months old and is great with the hens. Unfortunately, the neighbors have complained about his crowing.

http://www.adoptabirdnetwork.com/chicken-sanctuaries-list.php

 

[SouthDakotaLiving]

Thanks for this list. I will search it for something in my area.

 

[LizGio]

Thanks for this list. I will search it for something in my area.

This is definitely not a complete list. The rescue I take mine to is actually a goat farm that runs a rooster program on the side for our community. Call around to different local farms. They can usually point you in the right direction.