Diane the Mighty Roo. Gorgeous by the way.
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I wrote this article hoping people in a similar position to yours might read it and avoid turning up on this forum a few months on with cockerel/rooster problems which unfortunately often end in the demise of the poor rooster.Thanks, everyone! This is our first flock and Diane/Dan was a random selection at the supply store. We have 3 Easter Eggers, 3 speckled Sussex and 2 Barred Rock...so it’s oddly appropriate for our lone Wyandotte to be a roo.
We have 3 young kids and they pronounce Diane with an almost British accent (we r not British)...so it’s already comical and I’m not sure the kids will take to a name change
We have no regulations about roosters but do have some close neighbors. Hopefully Diane stays a good roo with our kids, her girls and keeps her voice at a reasonable level.
Any advice on raising a good roo is greatly appreciated! We handled our chicks early on and now pretty much let them be chickens.
He will more than likely crow more often and louder as a maturing cockerel than he will as a full fledged adult, so if he's borderline tolerable as a 'teen', you shouldn't have noise issues when he's fully grown. Just don't want you thinking OMG, he's too loud, when he's not fully developed his crowing style.