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Also, my coop Roo does not come after me either.

Sure. I have “yard birds” and “coop birds”. My coop birds stay in all the time my yard birds stay out all the time. “Yard Manners” I guess is just when someone walks towards them they don't come at them. They still come near me, still, come running. Still, hang out with me. They just have “yard...

You don't live in Hawaii. Rows and rows of Roos set up for fighting.

If we sold our Roos here they'd go straight into fighting.

My coop Roo and his brother who is a yard bird hate each other. LOL, They can never be together. They fight through the fence so we had to put boards around the bottom of the coop.

I agree. Roos should just be left to do their job. I have 6. We are not who they should be protecting the hens from. We had a 'Io fly over the other night and all my Roos growled and chased the hens away into the brush. Even my cooped Roo sent my coop girls into the egg house. I love my Roos...

All my boys are raised by the flock. I'm not a hug your chicken person (except a couple). “Orphans” have always been raised by the other roo’s. People think roos can't live together but we have many. All my birds are from jungle fowl where I live.

Yes.

I don't know that it matters.

Mine are all yard birds.

No. I think it has to do with yard manners. I can not imagine one of my 4 cockerels or 2 Roo’s attacking anyone.

All three of my boys have been raised by their “Uncle” most mommas are done at 5-9 weeks.

They are meant to protect. Love your hens. The boys are there to work. They shouldn't be protecting the hens from you.

I'll be honest I didn't read another word of your post except the first line. It is so true! I have 4 Roos in my yard. Not one has ever attacked me.