Which rooster should stay?

[mydaisy]

Are you sure he isn’t trying to mate her? He could be confused on doing that or something.

They are 7-8 weeks old, I didn’t know they would try at that age. Maybe lol

 

[mydaisy]

Personally, I would keep both for several weeks. Let them mature a bit, before you make your mind up. Their personalities may change completely. One or both may be aggressive to you or the hens/pullets. They both might be sweethearts.
I'm betting the easter egger is trying to mate with the easter egger pullet. They're not really too suave at that age.

That I can agree with. I do plan to wait just a bit before I decide. Thanks!

 

[mydaisy]

I don't know either. Enlighten us?

I’m guessing they mean like Dino the dinosaur dog on Flintstones.

 

[mydaisy]

I don't know what that means.

I’m guessing like Dino the dinosaur dog on Flintstones

 

[Chicken poppy]

I don't know either. Enlighten us?

They are like dogs and dinos. Dino dogs.

I dont know, they remind me of puppies, and then they are vicious. Like angelic demons.

 

[Chicken poppy]

I don't know what that means.

Me neither.

 

[janiedoe]

They are 7-8 weeks old, I didn’t know they would try at that age. Maybe lol

Some do. The youngest I've seen trying to mate, was at 7 weeks. He crowed before 10 weeks. He was good with the girls, once he settled down.

 

[mydaisy]

They are like dogs and dinos. Dino dogs.

I dont know, they remind me of puppies, and then they are vicious. Like angelic demons.

I think his unofficial name is Dino

 

[kurby22]

Some do. The youngest I've seen trying to mate, was at 7 weeks. He crowed before 10 weeks. He was good with the girls, once he settled down.

I have one right now! This boy is just overwhelmed by his hormones and it’s almost amusing I saw him trying to mount my silkies at 8 weeks old and he tried crowing shortly after! He’s a little weirdo that runs around making strange noises almost all day and clearly needs direction from the ladies to get him in line, but yeah I was pretty shocked haha. He has done his sexy dance for me already too! My Ameraucanas didn’t do that till they were almost 6 months old! But look at that red comb at 10 weeks!

I would definitely wait until they are fully into their teenage boy stage as that will give you a better idea which one will mesh with your flock the best! You may not find either one to behave well, but hopefully one works out! I tend to have a soft spot for the boys, so I have too many at the moment

 

[janiedoe]

I tend to have a soft spot for the boys, so I have too many at the moment

You and me both. I have three now, and more on the way.
I think I'd probably be happy with a much smaller flock, but I just can't limit myself to one rooster.