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If I dont have a adult rooster which I do I would keep one and give the others away

I like timid roos they usually end up less aggressive also eating out of your hand at a young age is generally a good sign about the rooster with the younger girls how younger are they if they are quite a bit younger then him then he most likely wont attack baby chicks if you ever get baby...

you could get a crow collar and keep one for a pet the collar covers the air sac that the crow sound comes out of resulting in a quieter crow

it will be hard to find homes since most people take roosters for eating

BO are really nice I used to have one she passed old age I think she was 7 or 8ish

a waterfall should keep it naturally more clean so yes it wouldnt be disruptive as ducks in the wild might live by a waterfall

i personally would never use a bird for any of those just pets/eggs and when it comes to me if I have seen an animal alive I cant eat it unless its a deer or big game animal

all 3 are fairly intelligent and the thing you said about the 8 ft ostrich is why people always raise them themself

the 300$ would make more sense if it was Ayam Cemani its prob just some mix breed but he is nice looking what are you going to do with him

I bet they will be pretty chickens especially with fluffy cochin feet

also if you have extra babies sell or give them to others

thats whats broodies are for after hatching to protect the babies I hope she is high on the pecking order though then they wont bother them at all

or you could separate while she stays broody pretty much do everything Eggcessive said but keep her with the eggs and give bedding

I like the rooster

all of them but one I do believe

thats exactly what I would do

sounds like shes just sad

chickens can lay at 4 months easy but not your breeds(usually)

I live in western washington too what county/Area are you In Im in lewis county

I have only had a one chicken lay at 5 and it was a white layer so that makes sense