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I had to kick some SERIOUS rooster a_ _ this morning. We had a little "come to jesus" meeting.
It sounds like you guys really got roos that needed to go. Some can be persuaded and some can't. Really, I think if they are that mean, they need to be removed from the gene pool ASAP.- galanie
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I had to kick some SERIOUS rooster a_ _ this morning. We had a little "come to jesus" meeting.
I hate to say this cause you already feel bad, but check him over. He coulda got hurt some. But he's still alive so it can't be bad. I'd want to know though if he were mine. Either way, he learned, by Golly!- galanie
- Post #93
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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I had to kick some SERIOUS rooster a_ _ this morning. We had a little "come to jesus" meeting.
Now you'll want to ease up on the reins a bit, give him his head, and see what happens when he gets over his initial scare.- galanie
- Post #35
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I had to kick some SERIOUS rooster a_ _ this morning. We had a little "come to jesus" meeting.
:yesss: You GO girl! You can hold him upside down as long as you need to. The opinion that they'll suffocate if you do that is nonsense. Plenty of folks carry them around that way and have for years on end without incident. If you separate him it'll probably calm him down, but only so long as...- galanie
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