Somyis
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- Dec 30, 2021
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Hey ya'll, we're looking to rehome our awesome cockerel "Bambam" if there's anyone that has a flock he can call his own and not end up in the pot 
He's just so noisy in the morning so we worry about him disturbing the neighbors
He's a bantam mille fleur d'uccle, and we know he's just a rooster but we love him because he really is the biggest lady's man with the hens that we've ever seen. When they started laying, he would lay in the nests and prep it up to encourage them. He's always participating in egg song with them lol, and creepily watches over them when they're in their nests. He's extremely alert/on guard all the time. If a girl doesn't want to mate, he lets them go and doesn't chase (back when they were all younger and a couple were still not ready
) Always overreacting and tidbitting like a nut for any little thing the hens might like. He's instantly very very nice to new any new flock member
He's not up front "aggressive" with us humans, but he is a bit of a light sneak attacker- which we personally don't mind because he's a young hormonal cockerel, and a little bit of assertion makes him back off. Also he's always been very calm/good with being held :>
He's just so noisy in the morning so we worry about him disturbing the neighbors
He's a bantam mille fleur d'uccle, and we know he's just a rooster but we love him because he really is the biggest lady's man with the hens that we've ever seen. When they started laying, he would lay in the nests and prep it up to encourage them. He's always participating in egg song with them lol, and creepily watches over them when they're in their nests. He's extremely alert/on guard all the time. If a girl doesn't want to mate, he lets them go and doesn't chase (back when they were all younger and a couple were still not ready
) Always overreacting and tidbitting like a nut for any little thing the hens might like. He's instantly very very nice to new any new flock memberHe's not up front "aggressive" with us humans, but he is a bit of a light sneak attacker- which we personally don't mind because he's a young hormonal cockerel, and a little bit of assertion makes him back off. Also he's always been very calm/good with being held :>
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