Fl Granny17

Well ... STILL having Roo aggression issues but I keep catching him by his legs (or whatever I can get a hold of) and holding him upside down and helpless for a minute. Seems to be helping so I will continue to try this but it's obviously not an instant cure! EVERYONE KEEP PEROXIDE, BANDAIDS and ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT handy! Spur wounds are nasty!

THANK ALL YA'LL FOR YOUR WARM WELCOME!!!! Looking forward to both learning and giving help from my experience 20+ years! I have solved my roo problem ... and NO it wasn't cooking him! I stood my ground and when he launched at me I grabbed him by his legs and held him upside down and helpless for a minute or so. Have done this action 4 times over the last few days AND NOW WHEN HE SEES ME HE RUNS!!!!

I'm 64 and not too savvy on the internet stuff so I don't really know about badges and trophies are but I thought maybe my 20+ years of experience with birds and chickens might be of help to someone! Chickens are so rewarding and make me smile every day! I can't imagine my life without them!