Roosters Eventually Needing a loving Re-home

[Ariapina]

Hello, I’m sure I willnot be the only person posting something like this in the upcoming months- but I reached out to a few local farms and figured this would be another good place.

I’m currently raising a small flock (10) - they are mostly polish varieties. They were straight run so I know I’m going to end up with some roosters (I have this serious feeling it will be all of them, because why not 2020!) as a first time chicken owner I know realize that I really should have just hand picked the pullets rather than go for the package deal- it’s going to break my heart to have to part with these guys!
As I’m sure I don’t have to tell any of you, Polish roosters are known for being very loving to their hens and still very friendly to people (mine are receiving a TON of love and care so they should be very socialized). I will only be able to keep one due to the size of my flock and my property so I’m trying to find good loving homes for them eventually. They are only a week old now, but I’m just hoping to proactively set up some good situations! If any of you out there would be interested in one for your farm, for entertainment and for protection just let me know! I’ll attach a photo of the flock here but as we start to notice more signs I’ll keep posting here.
Thank you all!

So cute! Those little head poofs <3

 

[KrystinaMayKennedy]

Oh, I know there will be more than one male. I would prefer no head chopping off, my intention was not to raise them for meat.