Rooster garden

Roosters are great to have around. But there might come a time when you have to get rid of a rooster. Here's what to do with a rooster and how to get rid of an unwanted rooster.

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Unlike many other animals, roosters don’t have penises. However, they are fertile enough to reproduce. What roosters have are papillae ... Read more

Putting a list of our favorite rooster breeds is quite daunting! Some of you may be upset that we haven’t mentioned your rooster breed

Roosters play several important roles in a chicken flock, and there are several reasons why you might want to keep one with your hens.

Why you need a rooster in your flock. A flock of chickens doesn't feel complete without a rooster to protect the hens from predators. He can also help eliminate squabbles with the hens.

Some folks can't have a rooster in their flock, but if you can, these top 10 facts about roosters may just have you considering adding these beauties to your backyard flock. 1. Roosters Equal Self-Sufficiency A rooster gives you control over the destiny of your flock and ultimately your food. No longer are you dependent on ordering day-old chicks or hatching eggs. If you’ve got an incubator, or even better, a broody hen, then you can expand your flock as it suits your needs. Rule of Thumb —…

The training of the roo. How to raise a friendly rooster that won't chase the humans! Taming a rooster is easy with lots of attention, time & treats.