Teri gave us this fellow a while back. We let him out of the coop to run around the other day and he is such a sweetie! He is still called New Roo for want of a better name.
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Awww... he's a handsome one!
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ReplyDeleteHe's grand!
ReplyDeleteBear had one of our roo's in his mouth a couple of days ago, but he seems none the worse for wear now.
Wow! He's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, now, doesn't he look regal with his red crown and ermine collar? A handsome dude indeed! I don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to a rooster as a "sweetie" before.
ReplyDeletehe looks soft. and fuzzy. i'm a fan of fuzzy.
ReplyDelete(yeah, i know looks are deceiving - i have scars from chickens. wretched things.)
Dani, thanks, he is such a nice guy
ReplyDeleteLisa, thank you
FC, thanks, those soft-mouthed labs....just amazing...
Ava, thanks, when I saw him on Craig's list I couldn't resist and then we found out that he belonged to a sweet blog friend...
WW, he really is. He is not a bit aggressive, just friendly and funny'
Ericka, so far he is a real nice guy, comes looking for food, but no aggression. I am hoping the other rooster doesn't do him in or drive him away.
Good luck. I am still hoping I can find a good rooster. Kinda and gentle and sweet...
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Linda, once again, I so wish you lived closer. Although I am very fond of New Roo, I would give him to you in a heart beat, because the purple guinea and the other rooster, Mr. Fluff ( misnomer if every there was one...Mr. Nasty PooPoo would be better) make his life a misery. Roo is the nicest rooster I have been around in years.
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