So I pretty much know that it's a roo but

[Cluckhead]

what do you all think? I'm sure its a cockerel and i'd love to keep him but we can't have roo's. I'm in Livermore, CA if anyones interested. He's about 3 months old.

It's a Ameraucana/EE

 

[sourland]

Yes, he's a cockerel.

 

[theoldchick]

Cocka-doodle-do for you!

 

[iwiw60]

Oh, he's a ROO alright!

 

[Cyan Night]

Definitely roo. Usually when ordinances say you can't have a roo, it just means they're concerned about the noise. That's how it is where I live. My neighbor has one and he brings his in at night, places him in a dark room, and brings him out later in the morning. He hardly crows and no complaints yet.

 

[TreesAndBrees]

Definitely roo. Usually when ordinances say you can't have a roo, it just means they're concerned about the noise. That's how it is where I live. My neighbor has one and he brings his in at night, places him in a dark room, and brings him out later in the morning. He hardly crows and no complaints yet.

That's good to know. I live in a really laid back town of less than 2000 people, but I got stuck with 5 roosters (3 of which were supposed to be pullets!), so now I know what to do to keep them from crowing if people do complain

 

[hdowden]

yes ee cockerel