I received an e-mail from the guy that adopted our rooster. And he really is a rooster, check him out! He's started crowing, although his new owner says he doesn't have a big voice yet, he just sounds sick. And he finished the e-mail with "Thanks for the rooster (I think)" Heh. Our neighbor's rooster crows constantly, I could see it getting old in your own yard. And doesn't he look scary? I know I keep saying this, but he was the one that really grossed me out way back when.
So here he is with his flock. He looks happy. We still might go out and visit him one of these days.
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Its too long a story for here but I have just one rooster. (No hens at the moment)I enjoy his crowing and, so far, the neighbors all tell me they enjoy hearing him too.He's just not scary at all. ;>)
Your chicken accommodations are wonderful! Great job!
We love to hear our neighbor's rooster, too - so preferable to the sounds of cars! I had a friend whose rooster used to chase us around, and I remember him being giant, and those spurs! But maybe it depends on the breed - I know our hens are friendly and docile, so maybe that'd carry over to the rooster. Either way, I'm glad he is where he is - he's one happy bird!
I'll pass along the compliment about the coop to Dave - the only thing I did to help was take photos! :)
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