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  1. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    Hard decision, but once he's gone you and the birds, will be thankful and amazed at the peace that will reign.
  2. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    I thought cockerels would try to mate anything.....drakes too.
  3. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    It's a chicken cockerel that's doing the mating ;)
  4. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    Good vids. Not sure what to advise. He does seem to back off if they submit, which lead me to believe he just wants to dominate them and may calm down after a few more weeks...but again I don't know ducks.
  5. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    Upload to youtube, then link here.
  6. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    Could be both. Looks like they are submitting to him. What does he do after they submit? I don't know much about ducks...... @oldhenlikesdogs might have some insight.
  7. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    That sounds good, I bet one day he will roost with the other chickens. Is he pinning them down and beating on them? Are all the ducks females?
  8. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    I don't believe good 'cockerel training' includes holding him. They need to know that he won't die if you touch him, but I do all exams off the roost at night.
  9. aart

    The saga of introducing my adopted roo continues....

    He's young yet, still feeling the first throes of new and raging hormones. Exactly! Each human has to be more 'confident' than this bird. How old are your kids?
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