Little Baby Bean
Faker Dees One
He should be fine!So will it be okay to let the roo stay in the same coop with the two girls he grew up with? They seem to coexist peacefully, especially when allowed to free range during the day.

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He should be fine!So will it be okay to let the roo stay in the same coop with the two girls he grew up with? They seem to coexist peacefully, especially when allowed to free range during the day.
Yay! Thank you!Oh yeah! As long as he isn’t being aggressive. I have a roo in with two hens and he loves them so much. He never treats them horribly. It’s like they are his queens.![]()
Yes, but he may start overbreeding them. In That case you will need him to go or new girls to help “spread his love”So will it be okay to let the roo stay in the same coop with the two girls he grew up with? They seem to coexist peacefully, especially when allowed to free range during the day.
Yes, but he may start overbreeding them. In That case you will need him to go or new girls to help “spread his love”
It’s better than “he needs more hens to bang”I love that. “spread his love”
Do you have a pic of your buff Orpington at 8 weeks? I am trying to figure out if mine are pullets or roos.Hi! My chicks are about 12 weeks old now and I’m pretty sure my buff Orpington is a male but what about my Welsummer? I read somewhere that the tail of a roo will curve upwards? Please tell me I have only one roo!
Your help is greatly appreciated!!!![]()
If you post photos I can tell you.Do you have a pic of your buff Orpington at 8 weeks? I am trying to figure out if mine are pullets or roos.
Post pics of yours so that we can help sex them!Do you have a pic of your buff Orpington at 8 weeks? I am trying to figure out if mine are pullets or roos.