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Yes aggressive to means to me ( human aggression) yes and I to would like to hear others experiences of cockerels raised by mama hen.

Your answer, has helped me to make a decision, I think I will try him out and see how he does , I would rather have a flighty cockerel/rooster than an aggressive one. I to was hoping the since they were raise by broody hen they would be better chickens.

I would like to hear about your outcome and which one you choose, thank you for responding.

I was hoping that that was so, the daddy roo is aggressive but was raised by humans, was hoping that these chicks being raised by nama hen would be different, mama hen taught them I was the food giver, but I have kept my hands off of them other than what was necessary. I would rather have a...

Looking at it the way you explained it makes me see it your way, hoping to learn from others experiences.

I rehomed daddy roo, a few weeks ago because of his aggression, his new ower knew what he was getting, so I am starting over with a new cockerel,if not this one that's timid, another one in time. I know there are no ways of telling but I think we can learn from others experiences, and thank you...

I have not had good luck picking a good natured cockerel, I have a real scary cockerel that isn't first to the food and can be very timid, mama hen is real flighty but daddy roo is aggressive, but you would call this little cockerel a scaredy chicken, have any of you had experiences with this...