The bought chicken has grown into a rooster, and it is winter, so it can't be kept at home. But I can't bear to kill and eat, and I'm afraid of freezing outside. What should I do?

When the chicken grows into a rooster, you can consider the following solutions:

1. Keep a rooster at home: Although the temperature outside is low in winter, if the home is warm enough, you can keep a rooster at home. This will not only prevent it from being affected by the bad weather outside, but also become a small member of the family.

2. Build an insulated henhouse: If you want to keep the cockerel out, you can build an insulated henhouse to provide it with enough shelter and warmth. You can use straw, plastic sheets, foam and other materials to build a thermal insulation chicken house to ensure that the chicken house can withstand cold weather.

3. Give adequate feed and drinking water: Whether it is domestic or captive, you should give adequate feed and drinking water to the cockerel. This can ensure its health and survival nutrition.

4. Consider giving it away: If you don't want to keep the cockerel at home and build an insulated henhouse, you can consider giving it away. Can be given to experienced people or families with children, so that the rooster has a new home.

In short, no matter which way you choose, you must ensure that the rooster can get enough care and protection to avoid being affected by bad weather.