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Taming a Rooster?
Ultimately, I agree with most here. Those with children are, by default, required to be more selective in who they keep around. Youngsters are small, more vulnerable. It's necessary to be watchful/careful. Around here (as someone with 3 and 5-year-old brothers), we cull after a single flogging...- Alexandra33
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Taming a Rooster?
Most frequently advised "fixes" are to fight back. While this may work in a few cases, I don't recommend it. First of all, by attaining position of head rooster, you're increasing chances of future attacks. Think about how roos interact, the manner in which they treat each other. Dominant males...- Alexandra33
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Taming a Rooster?
@centrarchid @Shadrach Any thoughts? ~Alex- Alexandra33
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