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Help, my rooster attacks!
Huh? I have no idea what you are trying to say? You can teach a rooster to respect you? I don't think so without always having a broom handy! And when that's the case you have taught him nothing. I also raise Gamefowl which are a very old breed. The human aggression has been bred out of true...- Kadjain
- Post #27
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Help, my rooster attacks!
This all seems very frustrating and stressful when you are just trying to enjoy your birds. Bad roosters are bad roosters especially when you have to put in extra work just to enjoy the flock you are working to keep happy. We should be working toward ridding this behavior from our flocks. You...- Kadjain
- Post #20
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Help, my rooster attacks!
I was not asking if your original post was the serious post. I was asking if the post that I had quoted was the serious post. To which you can read her reply to it above this one. Which again her reply is very cute and I can only take it as such, a cute reply and nothing to be taken seriously...- Kadjain
- Post #14
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Help, my rooster attacks!
Is this a serious post? There are just as many good roosters as there are horrible ones. How can you tolerate a rooster that attacks you in your own yard? Right now he only 10 months old and only has nubs for spurs. Wait till the nubs grow to 2+ inches and are pointed like a dagger and he is...- Kadjain
- Post #11
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Help, my rooster attacks!
In my experiences he will just get worse with age. Soon all the beatings you issue him wont matter and you will always have to watch your back just to take care of your flock. If you have friends come out to look at your flock they will get nailed by him too. He could end up killing a turkey if...- Kadjain
- Post #5
- Forum: Managing Your Flock