Another one.

[Trish1947]

He's so pretty! It's a shame he's agressive. Are you going to keep him?

Well….at this point I am. He is so pretty and a member here gave me some good info on how to possibly stop his aggressive behavior. I love hearing him crow all day long. He is my only rooster right now.

 

[ChickenLeg]

On a plus side, Ive noticed any aggressive rooster Ive had in the past are always real fertile and do a great job protectin the flock aggressive roos never last more than 1 season here though lol

 

[Weeg]

Tell me if it works! Its worked well for me with roosters in the past. Also remember that the reason he's attacking is because he's trying to protect the hens. Try hand feeding, picking up his hens gently if they are social and wont throw a fit. Be calm and confident in the pen, never submit to him by running. Always win the fight if he makes it one.

 

[Weeg]

On a plus side, Ive noticed my aggressive rooster Ive had in the past are always real fertile and do a great job protectin the flock

Thats very interesting. I think the aggressive guys usually take great care of the ladies. Thats why their attacking anyhow.

 

[TundraFang]

Well….at this point I am. He is so pretty and a member here gave me some good info on how to possibly stop his aggressive behavior. I love hearing him crow all day long. He is my only rooster right now.

I hope it works! He'll throw some pretty babies if you ever hatch from him

 

[Trish1947]

Tell me if it works! Its worked well for me with roosters in the past. Also remember that the reason he's attacking is because he's trying to protect the hens. Try hand feeding, picking up his hens gently if they are social and wont throw a fit. Be calm and confident in the pen, never submit to him by running. Always win the fight if he makes it one.

Thanks. I will let you know for sure.