Aggressive rooster attacked my sister! What should I do?

[ShrekDawg]

Get rid of him!

 

[Gracechickengurl2011]

But soup is a good idea he is a delaware and is a year and five months old. Is that too old?

 

[CCsGarden]

But soup is a good idea he is a delaware and is a year and five months old. Is that too old?

I would not think. But I don't know

 

[HollowOfWisps]

But soup is a good idea he is a delaware and is a year and five months old. Is that too old?

Nope. Put him in the crockpot slow and low. The older ones make great chicken and dumplings then use the bones for stock.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

But soup is a good idea he is a delaware and is a year and five months old. Is that too old?

Not for soup

 

[calychicken]

DON’T kick roosters. It makes them worse. Personally, I don’t believe in slaughtering them for it. Mine is highly aggressive, and causes lots of blood. But honestly I put the chickens over the people when it comes to this. If you feel like it is necessary, kill him. Or you could always rehome him. Sorry that this happened.

 

[Gracechickengurl2011]

DON’T kick roosters. It makes them worse. Personally, I don’t believe in slaughtering them for it. Mine is highly aggressive, and causes lots of blood. But honestly I put the chickens over the people when it comes to this. If you feel like it is necessary, kill him. Or you could always rehome him. Sorry that this happened.

Thats how I feel too. But I can't have a roo that attacks my sisters and he is the only roo from a different gene pool for breeding.

 

[FrostRanger]

Should also be noted that human aggression is genetic so if you hatch chicks fathered by him, you're more likely to have issues with his children, so yet another reason to have a zero tolerance policy for human aggression

 

[calychicken]

Thats how I feel too. But I can't have a roo that attacks my sisters

Of course, if he’s attacking you sister badly, it’s sensible to get rid of him.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Here he'd go in the freezer.