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Its much the same as a vicious pit bull that is aggressive and attacks everything in sight. They have the fight to kill in them and it's just not reality for them to be rehomed. It's much to risky and dangerous for the next owners and trainers. You can teach some manners, but you can't change...

I agree. Quite judgemental for 50/50 odds and something you have no control over. Unless you do genetic testing to know for sure if you are bringing a hen or a rooster to your farm (or whatever). And nobody have the time or the resources for that for some eggs or meat. Any breed has aggressive...

If you mean tame as in.. The basterd knows better and runs when i grab the rake or waterhose, then i have tamed him quite well 🤣 He's only hostile when you're unarmed now. That's progress right?

Lol, I personally drove to the hatchery and picked mine out. However, i get what you're saying. You must take risks to get the treat though. I'd have much better luck and odds of strictly pullets buying from a reputable hatchery than i would buying from a local farmer or breeder. Or atleast in...

I've raised my Rusty by hand from a day old chick. Handled them daily. Hand fed them. They got treats, love, affection, propper care. They eat out of my hand, sit with me, come when called. They're spoiled. Rusty however, the little s**t, just decided one day he was gonna be the ladies favorite...

Some people (like me) don't get roosters on purpose. I already knew i didn't want a rooster, which is why i ordered from a hatchery where professional sexting is done. I ordered all pullets. Everyone knows that it isn't 100% reliable though, so i guess i knew there was a chance i "could" get a...

I am having the same problem. My EE Roo, Rusty, is gonna have to go I'm affraid. He was born last February, so this is his first spring as a mature rooster. His instincts and hormones are taking over. If i could've caught him the other day when he attacked, i would've broken his neck i was so...