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Quote: Yea my dad says he's acting normal too. But Charlie isn't the nice guy like the other roosters are. It makes me especially angry when he pecks rough at the pullets for whatever reason. Yesterday I was throwing scratch and when I walked toward Charlie he walked away clucking and was...

Quote: I have to agree. Beating a "bird" isn't ok either. I have Grackles everywhere...they scare the other birds away, eat all the birdfood, make a mess of the place and are generally not a welcomed bird. But I'll tell ya, I'd never beat one to death with a stick..or any other animal for...

Quote: The Handling Rooster Aggression link on my BYC page may be of some interest. It is similar to the steps you have taken. There is also a link on the page that leads to an article about animal-human bonding that leads to human aggression.

Quote: The dog ate the whole entire woman? Was she really small? The dog was huge? That sounds crazy I'm sorry but I don't believe a dog ate a human being. Sorry Moochie, I did not read your entire initial post and my message was supposed to be a response to that. I'm sorry about the...

If the rooster does not respond to your efforts to rehabilitate him, then you should consider his future, not living with you. Whether that means not living or not with you is up to you. I recall the case of King Boots. He was a very expensive show dog. When the dog killed and ate the owner's...