Ok so i knew i would end up with more than one roo. Ive got 10EE's and three look like roos to me. they are only a few weeks old and clearly have taller redder combs than the rest
the older one "Jack" is white with the odd black feather here and there and rumpless. I didn't much like him at first but the ladies do. He is attempting to crow so its definite
the second younger one "Nedgar" is all black rumpless type. I would have picked him but im kinda starting to like Jack now too
the third one has nothing to offer so it will go (dosen't even have a name yet)
my original thought was to keep the prettier one for breeding, but seeing how good Jack is to the flock i don't know which one to keep. He's kinda growing on me
my hens are mostly all white. I would like to add some color to the flock by breeding them with the most different of them all
I guess this is all really premature but will i be able to keep two roos with 6 hens and 4 silkies (not sexed yet) in one coop, winter and all
the older one "Jack" is white with the odd black feather here and there and rumpless. I didn't much like him at first but the ladies do. He is attempting to crow so its definite
the second younger one "Nedgar" is all black rumpless type. I would have picked him but im kinda starting to like Jack now too
the third one has nothing to offer so it will go (dosen't even have a name yet)
my original thought was to keep the prettier one for breeding, but seeing how good Jack is to the flock i don't know which one to keep. He's kinda growing on me
my hens are mostly all white. I would like to add some color to the flock by breeding them with the most different of them all
I guess this is all really premature but will i be able to keep two roos with 6 hens and 4 silkies (not sexed yet) in one coop, winter and all