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I have read MANY times about people grabbing the offending rooster and holding it. I find that odd because my roosters don't let me get THAT close to them, or maybe I'm too slow? Plus, I have a thing about beaks and claws, so I'm not going to go all out to catch a rooster. I'd love for...

Quote: That's the easiest route. I have a rule here: If a roos attacks me or my kids, or makes me THINK it's thinking of it, he's dinner. Or just dead if I'm REALLY mad and DH isn't home to do it right.

If he wasn't thinking about it before, he is now. Next time you see him, walk right through him. Make HIM move aside. Keep doing that every time you can. If you see him trying to mate in front of you, knock him off. Wear good shoes so they don't fly off you. Carry a broom or something...