- Nov 15, 2012
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We have 4 bantam roosters that need to find new homes. All 1 year old. They have been getting a little more aggressive towards eachother and now that we are done hatching eggs for the season, they will need to move on to new homes. We will be sad to see them go as they are the ones we chose not to butcher, but we know we will not have room for them with a large brood of fast growing chicks.
"Turuk" - he's a bantam Cochin Frizzle. He's not big on being held, but he's a pretty mellow guy. Regular single comb.
"Ace" - he's mostly black, with some copper red and irridecent blue green feathers. Very mellow. By far the hardest one to let go. Very unique double comb and a little tufty sprout of feathers on the top of his head from his Polish genes. Also a very magnificent tail.
"Blind Chicken" - He's submissive to all other roos, so he kinda gets picked on. Currently, he's trying to regrow the feathers on the front of his neck and tail because he got picked on too much. He has a very amazing comb - I'm not even sure what you would call it, maybe a type of rosecomb and a lot of feathers in front of his eyes and on top of his head for a cool "hairdo" (we think he might have difficulty seeing past some of those feathers which makes him a bit more skittish and thus his name). Very beautiful cream and copper feathers.
"Eagle Eye" - He's got beautiful coloring and a very classic rose comb. He keeps to himself most of the time and seems to live well with other roos.
Please make an offer. Local pickup only. We're in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota.
"Turuk" - he's a bantam Cochin Frizzle. He's not big on being held, but he's a pretty mellow guy. Regular single comb.
"Ace" - he's mostly black, with some copper red and irridecent blue green feathers. Very mellow. By far the hardest one to let go. Very unique double comb and a little tufty sprout of feathers on the top of his head from his Polish genes. Also a very magnificent tail.
"Blind Chicken" - He's submissive to all other roos, so he kinda gets picked on. Currently, he's trying to regrow the feathers on the front of his neck and tail because he got picked on too much. He has a very amazing comb - I'm not even sure what you would call it, maybe a type of rosecomb and a lot of feathers in front of his eyes and on top of his head for a cool "hairdo" (we think he might have difficulty seeing past some of those feathers which makes him a bit more skittish and thus his name). Very beautiful cream and copper feathers.
"Eagle Eye" - He's got beautiful coloring and a very classic rose comb. He keeps to himself most of the time and seems to live well with other roos.
Please make an offer. Local pickup only. We're in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota.
