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Quote: I think it's worth a try. I think this works with some roos, but not all of them. But some folks find success with their individual bird and falsely assume it will work with EVERY one. I know I recently used the term, but I try NOT to label roosters as "mean" or "bad". Animals...

Quote: There are NO silly questions here! A rooster uses his spurs as he jumps up, flaps his wings to give him more height, raises his feet up in front of him, and then brings them down quickly, jabbing his target with his long sharp spurs. You might be able to watch one in action when he's...

That's a great story about a remarkable rooster! I like keeping roos with my hens, I think it makes for a more balanced chicken society and I really appreciate how those guys watch out for their hens. They have a whole vocabulary of signals they give to alert the girls to food & to danger...