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PaintedGemsRanch · Dec 14, 2009

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Yes you can have roos "decrowed" if thats what you want to call it. Good luck finding a vet though. Im sure finding one is possible though!

JamesA · Dec 14, 2009

My Blue Laced Red Wyndotte and my Buckeye

rosco · Dec 15, 2009

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Marty, what is the breed? i'm a newbie. i guess, golden phoenix?
if we get a rooster, i'd like one like this!

Madcap621 · Dec 15, 2009

Thanks for the information. I don't de-bark dogs, de-crowing roos would be worse. I will continue to re-home.

PaintedGemsRanch · Dec 15, 2009

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I agree! Just wanting to let the curious minds know. Its all personal opinion but I am with you on that... I think that would be terrible not only that, they are just doing what nature intended them to do

dntd · Dec 15, 2009

My one and only roo he's 11 weeks or so now. He's getting his crow down,sounds like a rusty door. He was supposed to be a silver pheonix but he's a mutt, his tail is growing green irradecent feathers now.

lildinkem · Dec 18, 2009

TONKA
8 month ole BUFF Orpington

floridamama · Dec 18, 2009

Max is 8 months old Frizzle

Klydascope is 10 months old Turken

OhMyItsAndyy · Dec 24, 2009

My Beauty, Junior

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