As some of you already know, I've had to work out what to do when I ended up with two cockerels in my flock of 11.
I gave the boys time to mature a bit and see how things worked out. Long story short, I found a wonderful new home for the Delaware cockerel, Dexter. He has a flock of his own 6 hens now and his new owners love to hear him crow.
Because Dex was the alpha cockerel, my beta, Fabio, never made a peep... until the day after Dex went to his new home! Fabio is a salmon Faverolles so he has the nick name Muffin Man.
I wasn't expecting such pathetic attempts from the Muffin Man at his initial crowing as Dexter's first crows were so good. Not perfect, but pretty darn good. Poor Fabio sounds awful! But he is sure trying hard.
Anyone know typically how long before these young boys develop a more distinguished crow?
I gave the boys time to mature a bit and see how things worked out. Long story short, I found a wonderful new home for the Delaware cockerel, Dexter. He has a flock of his own 6 hens now and his new owners love to hear him crow.
Because Dex was the alpha cockerel, my beta, Fabio, never made a peep... until the day after Dex went to his new home! Fabio is a salmon Faverolles so he has the nick name Muffin Man.
I wasn't expecting such pathetic attempts from the Muffin Man at his initial crowing as Dexter's first crows were so good. Not perfect, but pretty darn good. Poor Fabio sounds awful! But he is sure trying hard.
Anyone know typically how long before these young boys develop a more distinguished crow?