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They’re easy to catch. Just get him into a corner and you’ve got him. He may run around for awhile too. But that’s helpful too because he is running because he’s afraid. They learn from that. The other birds see it too. I just immobilize them by pushing them down until I can get a better grip...

Grab him and hold him face down on the ground and stroke his neck softly for a minute. This worked for me with our rooster Lamar. He then later went after our son who just gave him the boot and Lamar ran off. It’s a dominance thing with roosters. Just as is the pecking order with hens. Perfectly...

Coq au vin…delicious…

I was attacked yesterday by our nearly 6 month old Black Orpington named Lamar (a GTA5 character our son named him after). Like the video game Lamar tried his hand at assault on the back of my legs yesterday as I turned to leave the coop. I grabbed Lamar and held him face down on the ground and...