Taking back one of my roosters

[BlueEggsAndHens]

Hi,
I've got two roosters with a small flock size so I'm giving one back to not cause issues later on. Is There anything I should think about or be worried about with him going since they have all been together since day 1. Will The other miss him or show any Behaviours once his gone. Any and all information will be amazing thank you so much

 

[AGeese]

I would just keep the better tempered one.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

The flock may be more relaxed. How many do you have? And how old are they, are they all the same age?

 

[BlueEggsAndHens]

The flock may be more relaxed. How many do you have? And how old are they, are they all the same age?

They grew up with each other now only have one rooster. They are 11 weeks and they are all the same Age

 

[Mrs. K]

Growing up together has almost no effect on chicken behavior. They seldom are BFF. Do be aware that neither rooster might not be good roosters to keep.

If this is your first year with chickens, and you have a place that will take the roosters - I would advise sending both of them. Pullets do much better growing up without cockerels, and a lot of cockerels raised by first time people, in small set ups with only flock mates, as in no older birds - very often become very aggressive to people and birds.