whos crowing? Are these roos?

[MadamContrary]

yes. it wasn't the original plan but i only have these 12 plus the orpingtons and 10 acres to grow. ive grown attached to these silly looking 80s rock band chicks.

They're freaking adorable.

 

[littleprairiefarm]

you should see the ladies.i had no idea this is what i was getting but i think they are the coolest!

 

[MadamContrary]

Oh my goodness, are the polish? I've had one cockerel before, I didn't get to keep him long enough to see his full glory, he had a killer mohawk when I re-homed him.

 

[HappyClucker7]

as long as they will get along i want to keep them. if two wont get along ill have to either build a second coop, put one in with my peacocks or rehome one. any chance of them staying friends?

Since they are being raised together, it is more likely that they'll get along. There will be a couple fights to establish who is in charge, but then they should be fine. Just make sure they are not constantly fighting, and actually injuring each other.

 

[HappyClucker7]

If they are around females, they will fight regardless of whether they’ve been raised together or not.

This is not necessarily true. I have two roosters living together, and they get along just fine.