Young Bantam roos need homes.

[chickenjones]

In March we bought a half dozen bantam chicks. Of course, three of them ended up being roos. They are gorgeous but we can not keep all of them. We have a regular sized roo and other hens as well. For now they seem to get along, but not for long, I am sure. I live in North Texas near the DFW area. I would be willing to travel to meet someone a reasonable distance. They are all handsome and pretty tame. I am going to keep one of them (not pictured). One is a Seabright Bantam. One appears to be a Barbu d'Uccle (I am not certain of this but I think so) and the other is probably a Red Cochin Bantam. I have included pictures to help verify their breeds. I would love to find them good homes. I really want to keep them but I know the current state of peace won't last forever.
If you are interested in the Red Cochin, I will get a better picture of him. He is much fluffier now than in this picture.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

If you have too many roos, you might want to read this: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/rooster-flocks.72998/.

 

[AsaDotJava]

I wish you were closer, dang it! (Or that shipping birds was cheaper!) They are lovely!

 

[CatWhisperer]

I have a bachelor flock. Something to consider if you can’t find new homes for them. Of course I wouldn’t do anything until you see if they are going to be a problem.