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I have a contained flock so I don't keep a rooster .They need a lot of space which I don't have. I don't free range my hens. I've found its easier to buy pullet chicks instead of keeping a rooster.The're very territorial.

Cowardly roosters always attack the elderly, timid and children 1st.They deserve the soup pot.No regrets.

If you don't deal with their aggression immediately they'll only get worse. You can't let them get by with it even once.

Everyone who comes in contact with this rooster has to participate in taming sessions & force him to submit. He'll still be a liability around strangers .Most people cull them because you can't turn your back on them.I'm sorry he's become a problem.

I'm sorry to hear he's gotten worse! Mine was more trouble than he was worth & culled.

You're welcome! Some are harder to make submit! Mine was stubborn lol

Like other male farm animals roosters have a tendency to become aggressive. She can catch and tame him or make soup out of him.Theres plenty of videos on how to do both.The catch and tame method worked for my rooster but I wasn't afraid of mine. They feed off of fear. Good luck!