"leave the rooster training to the professionals, other chickens." Nupe
I agree with this, the best roosters are raised in a multi-generational flock. Older birds work with those cockerels 24/7. They don't tolerate any bull either.
There are probably people who can train them as stated above, but frankly, most of us do not work with our birds to that point. If a bird is aggressive, cull him, and try again.
I have had good and bad, recognize the signs of an aggressive rooster, and put him in the pot.
Mrs. K
I agree with this, the best roosters are raised in a multi-generational flock. Older birds work with those cockerels 24/7. They don't tolerate any bull either.
There are probably people who can train them as stated above, but frankly, most of us do not work with our birds to that point. If a bird is aggressive, cull him, and try again.
I have had good and bad, recognize the signs of an aggressive rooster, and put him in the pot.
Mrs. K