The rule of thumb is one rooster to ten hens. You hens will be over mated, which will cause feather loss and then injure them. Without hens, keeping them both can be done. This is a great article by @RoostersAreAwesome about Rooster Flocks.
They're both mixes of different breeds. One of em is a 100% gamefowl mixed with old english and one other breed. The other one could possible be a sexlink of an australorp? Im not sure.
I see, so I'll have to rehome both of them? That's sad but oh well, it is what it is.
Gamefowl and gamefowl mixes are much less likely to over-mate hens. This is because they’re bred to be kept in pairs or trios. Unfortunately, though, gamefowl mix roosters are also less likely to get along with other roosters.
I see, he is the calmest of the two though. Never pecked any human or hen aggressively. There is the usual standoff where they open their wings and hackles but other than that he's pretty calm.
There hasn't been any cockfights between our roos yet and its been 2 months. What I'm worried about is roosters killing hens and overmating.
If they’re mixed with gamefowl, I doubt they will kill the hens. I would be more worried about them fighting each other.
