Should I change her name from Henski to Rooski?

[room onthebroom]

We do have a lot of cock fighting here - no it’s not legal. But there are obvious yards with a dozen or more roosters staked out each with their own little shelter.

Bummer! Poor birds.

Depending on where he is in relation to your bedroom window, you might eventually start to block out the crow.

 

[sourland]

Brabanters only come in black

7 color varieties recognized in the Netherlands, and 13 recognized in Germany.

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Boy and not even close to a gold laced polish. Looks like a poor quality gold aplenzer spitzuben bantam. ( Sorry, I don't remember correct spelling)

 

[Cyprus]

7 color varieties recognized in the Netherlands, and 13 recognized in Germany.

OP is in HI.
I was talking about American variety.

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

Oh. Thanks. A boy. Yea. Terri won’t let me make chicken and noodles. At least he’s great at catching centipedes, which is the main reason we got chickens. Crowing every morning is not good though.

We do have a lot of cock fighting here - no it’s not legal. But there are obvious yards with a dozen or more roosters staked out each with their own little shelter.

that does not mean they are cock fighting. They could just be breeding them. alot of good quality breeders keep roosters like that so they do not fight.

 

[sourland]

OP is in HI.
I was talking about American variety.

Seriously ?

 

[Cyprus]

Seriously ?

What?

 

[k2panman]

That is a VERY obvious male golden spangled Appenzeller Spitzhauben.

Woah! A golden spangled Appenzeller Spitzhauben... I’ll have to look that up. Thank God for cut and paste, I’m sure I couldn’t spell that accurately without a lot practice.

 

[Nats Chickens]

That is a VERY obvious male golden spangled Appenzeller Spitzhauben.

You took the words outta my mouth! I agree completely!
Are you gonna keep him?

 

[k2panman]

I’d trade him for a hen... his name is all wrong- not a hen, not a -ski... He is my best bug eater. When I catch a centipede, he can see it halfway across the yard and runs for it - grabs and runs away before the girls even get there. But when he starts crowing in the middle of the night or too early, I think he’ll need to find a new home.