What if you get a roo?

[MistyDF]

I would rehome them. There is usually someone looking either for their larger flock or to eat. I hate to think of giving them away to be eaten but I guess that is part wanting chickens and not keeping every rooster you end up with.

 

[Dona Worry]

How exactly does this work?
Do you kill the bird or do they?
Age limits?
Are they concerned about any avian diseases?

I take it back, I am SURE a post about it on facebook said they use CO2 gas to kill them.
I think they ask about worms and other parasites too.

 

[aart]

I take it back, I am SURE a post about it on facebook said they use CO2 gas to kill them.
I think they ask about worms and other parasites too.

I surprised they take them without disease testing.
If they take them live I wonder if they do do some testing before feeding.

 

[Dona Worry]

I surprised they take them without disease testing.
If they take them live I wonder if they do do some testing before feeding.

They take them live. Idk if they do testing or not.

 

[James Cardwell]

Post a sign in the coop that says "No crowing" then if anyone complains just say " I posted the area" and walk away.

 

[Cryss]

Sneak it into the local shopping mall and let it loose near the food court.. then leave without anyone knowing where it came from...

 

[Killer Tomato]

I remember when you first posted that pic. Every time there’s a OP with small children who wants to “rehab” a rooster you should post that and say....he missed my eye by thissss much! Seriously ~ right?

I know! As grown adults, *we* could barely keep up with that rooster -- there was no protecting the other critters who lived on the property. The cats just didn't understand when I told them to, "Watch their backs!"

I swear, that rooster knew when I didn't have the hose with me, and would sneak up from behind, too. He was a clever ninja!